A former claim adjuster was making some positive adjustments to her bank account, and now she'll be paying for it.
|Shironda Aretha Jones, 32, was working for Nationwide Insurance when she fraudulently indicated that checks written to her were written for legitimate claims. Jones created a fairly simple case for investigators by making herself the payee on all of the checks, as well as endorsing them, and depositing them into her personal accounts.
|She now faces three years in prison, five years probation, 40 hours of community service, and $16,033.07 in restitution to Nationwide. The conviction follows a joint investigation by the Insurance Fraud Division of the Maryland Insurance Administration and the Office of the Attorney General. Assistant Attorney General Roberta G. Siskind prosecuted the case.
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