Michigan's Rise in Vehicle Theft: Impacts on Insurance and Crime Prevention
Explore Michigan's rising vehicle theft rates and their significant implications for insurance claims, premiums, and fraud prevention measures. Take action now!
Explore Michigan's rising vehicle theft rates and their significant implications for insurance claims, premiums, and fraud prevention measures. Take action now!
Kentucky Supreme Court rules on liability coverage timing for law enforcement insurance, impacting claims management and regulatory compliance. Discover the implications.
Overview of Lincoln County Jail arrests and charges from December 8-10, 2025, highlighting law enforcement activity including wildlife interference, assault, and DUI without insurance.
Jamie P. McNamara sentenced to 10 years for defrauding Medicare of $174 million through a genetic testing scheme involving telemarketing and fake doctor orders. Federal investigations by HHS-OIG and the FBI led to recovery and prosecution under the Health Care Fraud Strike Force.
Krishna Gidwani sentenced to prison and ordered to pay $3M restitution in $4 million Medicare fraud scheme involving medically unnecessary durable medical equipment. Case is part of DOJ's 2025 National Health Care Fraud Takedown targeting DME fraud and telemarketing schemes.
Review the Lincoln County Jail docket for December 4-7, 2025, detailing arrests including DUI and no auto insurance charges, relevant for insurance risk and compliance analysis.
Houston County, Georgia court sentences three men for public indecency, gang violence, drug crimes and child pornography, highlighting implications for local insurance agencies and community safety.
Repeat public indecency offender sentenced to 10 years for crimes committed at insurance agencies in Houston County, Georgia, highlighting legal consequences and workplace safety concerns.
Six vehicles were broken into early Monday at a Georgia hotel, with the sheriff's office investigating. Victims reported theft and inadequate immediate response from hotel staff.
Indian River County faces increased law enforcement injuries amid sheriff's request for deputy salary raises, budget disputes ongoing with county commissioners.