The alleged scammer from Stockton would record the incidents and upload them to his YouTube channel, which was titled The alleged scammer from Stockton would record the incidents and upload them to his YouTube channel, which was titled "Stockton Drivers" and highlighted the area's "bad drivers." Most of the videos have now been removed from the site, the California Department of Insurance reported. (Credit: Piyawat Nandeenopparit/Shutterstock)

If you're going to make insurance fraud a regular thing, a side hustle is crucial for making ends meet during the lull between schemes.

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