Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the arrest of Carla McIntyre, 46, and Latisha McIntyre, 28, of 611 Sunflower Circle, Sanford; both are charged with one count of insurance fraud and Latisha McIntyre is charged with one count of attempting to obtain property by false pretense
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the arrest of Cinseason McNeil, 34, of 108 Deepwood Circle, Garner, and Johnathan William Yates, 30, of 1220 Clear Water Springs Drive, Lot 154, Raleigh; both are charged with one count each of insurance fraud and felony conspiracy.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the arrest of Monica Celeste Jubert, 45, of 3 White Dove Road, Durham; she is charged with 16 counts each of financial identity theft and obtaining property by false pretense in Wake County.
Department of Insurance criminal investigators accuse Jubert of submitting 16 fraudulent life insurance policies without the knowledge of the victim and obtaining advanced commission from Transamerica Life Insurance Company between October 2015 and November 2015. Investigators allege Jubert does not have a license to sell insurance.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the arrest of Robert Anthony Davis, 53, of 916 Bradley Ave., Tarboro; he is charged with one count of insurance fraud.
Department of Insurance criminal investigators accuse Davis of providing fraudulent towing receipts to obtain $335.00 from GEICO Insurance Company. Investigators allege the receipts were from Davis’ personal receipt book and the towing companies listed were fictitious.
Davis was arrested on March 28 in Edgecombe County and released under a promise to appear in court.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the arrest of Rachael Yvette Hicks, 27, of 95 North Ridge Drive, Louisburg; she is charged with one count of insurance fraud.
Department of Insurance criminal investigators accuse Hicks of fraudulently claiming her vehicle was stolen and crashed with Universal Insurance Company on Feb. 25, 2017. Investigators allege Hicks was operating the vehicle at the time of the accident.
Hicks was arrested on March 24 in Franklin County and placed under a $15,000 bond.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the arrest of Stephanie Candelaria, 32, of 16 Parker Fork Road, Corapeake; she is charged with one count of insurance fraud.
Department of Insurance criminal investigators accuse Candelaria of fraudulently claiming her vehicle was stolen with National General Insurance Company in December 2016. Investigators allege Candelaria wrecked the vehicle and knew it was not stolen.
Candelaria was arrested on March 20 in Gates County and released under a promise to appear in court.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the arrest of Stephanie Nathalene Carter, 35, of 321 East Perry Ave, Wake Forest; she is charged with one count of insurance fraud.
Department of Insurance criminal investigators accuse Carter of fraudulently claiming her vehicle was stolen from her residence in order to receive $3,412 from GEICO Indemnity Insurance Company.
Carter was arrested on March 16 in Wake County and placed under a promise a $3,000 bond.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the arrest of Evon Melissa Mabine, 39, of 506 Ahoskie Cofield Road, Ahoskie; she is charged with one count each of insurance fraud and obtaining property by false pretense.
Department of Insurance criminal investigators accuse Mabine of intentionally setting fire to her vehicle and fraudulently claiming the fire was due to mechanical failures with National General Insurance Company. Investigators allege Mabine received a rental car which cost the company $900.00.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today announced the conviction of two retired insurance agents, Milton Hooks, 72, of Rocky Mount and James Mangum, 69, of Tarboro on six counts each of obtaining property by false pretense.
The case was the result of an extensive seven-year investigation in fourteen counties conducted by the NC Department of Insurance’s Criminal Investigation Division. Hooks and Mangum targeted senior citizens in a regional scam that involved the reallocation of money people had in savings and insurance policies.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey encourages North Carolinians to safely dispose of unused or expired medications during National Poison Prevention Week, March 19-25, 2017, at one of the Operation Medicine Drop events around the state.
"I am happy to partner with various law enforcement and Safe Kids coalitions across North Carolina to keep medicines and prescription drugs out of the wrong hands," said Causey. "Medications should always be locked out of reach of children, and when medicines are no longer needed, they should be disposed of in a safe way."
