Four California residents arrested after faking a bear attack for insurance payout
Four Los Angeles residents were arrested for an insurance fraud scheme after they claimed a bear damaged their vehicles — but video showed it was a person in a bear costume. The California Department of Insurance said the four men claimed a bear entered their 2010 Rolls Royce Ghost and damaged the interior while at Lake Arrowhead on Jan.
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A suspected fraudster dressed up in a bear costume before damaging cars in an insurance scam in the United States.
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Four California friends were arrested for staging a Rolls-Royce break-in using a bear costume in a failed insurance fraud ...
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A Rolls-Royce driver fled the scene after a high-speed crash left two people seriously injured in Van Nuys on Friday night.
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