4 Arrested in Insurance Scheme Allegedly Used Bear Costume in Staged Attack
Officials in California announced this week that four individuals were arrested in an insurance scheme that allegedly included one person wearing a bear costume in a staged attack. California is no stranger to bears breaking into vehicles, but when footage surfaced of bears slipping into luxury cars, it alerted insurers that something was amiss.
Four California residents arrested after faking a bear attack for insurance payout
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. 28. They provided surveillance footage to their insurance company as proof. But the video proved their story false.
A Bay Area consumer-advocacy group claims California’s Department of Insurance is violating state public-records law by ...
The investigation, rightfully dubbed "Operation Bear Claw," found that the four suspects had staged bear attacks inside of ...
Rolls-Royce Ghost, Mercedes-AMG G63 and another Mercedes-Benz was caused by a man in a bear costume, not a bear.
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