A former New York insurance broker pleaded guilty to felony insurance fraud after stealing $9,576 in insurance premiums from her employer, 18 insurance companies and 36 families.
According to the New York State Insurance Department, the investigation of Jill M. Morrill began when her employer, Pro-Vu Best Insurance Company, contacted police saying they had received numerous complaints from customers who said their auto insurance policies had been cancelled even though they had paid their premiums.
The department's Fraud Bureau verified the number of victims and exact amounts of money taken from each victim following an initial investigation by the County Sheriff's Department.
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