This Shouldn’t Be A Thing – Insurance Fraud Edition

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This Shouldn’t Be A Thing – Insurance Fraud Edition

This Shouldn't be a Thing · Tue Nov 19, 2024

Welcome back to Matt Nair on Air, Jane Matt Nair, Greg Bock, and Sweet Kelby on the board.

Let me do from our studio here at Radio Park in Racine. You can always join us. The number

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on Facebook, YouTube, and the platform that used to be Twitter. I wanted to mention this

very quickly. Oh, I just lost it. Jesse O'Poyen posting on Twitter, the Wisconsin Office

of Lawyer Regulation has filed a complaint against former estate Supreme Court Justice

Michael Gabelman alleging violations of the Wisconsin rules of professional conduct for

attorneys story coming soon. We're going to get our $2 million back.

Looks like Jesse's a reporter for the local journal sent. No, hopefully that'd be great.

Or pay that our $2 million. Robyn. Yeah, that we spent for Michael Gabelman to chase

around the country and attend symposiums by my pillow guy looking for evidence of voter

fraud of which there was none. None. According to the popcorn king. Robyn Voss. Robyn

Voss said it himself. All right, it is 1153 Calvin. That means it is time for this shouldn't

be a thing. If you ever have a thing, you think should not be send it into Greg and me.

Jane says at civic media. US J. A. N. E. S. A. Y. S. at civic media. US from the associated

press headline reads insurers say bear that damaged luxury cars was actually a person in

a bear costume called operation bear claw. Oh, my God. According to the California insurance

department for LA residents were arrested last week accused of defrauding three inch

current in three insurance companies. And I'm almost $150,000 by claiming a bear had

damaged their vehicles. Now it's not like this never happens because that actually does

happen. I've seen. I've seen videos of bears going after a car or something that's in

the car usually. The group is accused of providing video footage from the mountain area

of a bear moving inside of a Rolls Royce and two Mercedes. So they they took this video

footage and took into the insurance companies as part of their damage claims. Photos provided

by the insurance department show what do appear to be scratches on the seats and the doors.

But after the insurance companies looked at the video of the Rolls Royce, they suspected

this was not actually a bear bear. But someone in a bear costume detectives found two additional

claims with two different insurance companies with the same date of loss. And at the same

location, similar video was provided of the bear inside of the inside of those vehicles.

It is not immediately known if the four people arrested had attorneys. Well, I'm going

to need one now. Yeah. The department had a biologist from the California Department of

Fish and Wildlife review the three videos, including quote, it was clearly a human in

a bear suit. Unquote. It was clearly human in a bear suit. God, this is what I want to

college for guy in a bear suit bear is breaking into homes again from the associated press

trash cans searching for food has become a problem in California, all over the place from

Tahoe down to the foothills of Los Angeles. They've also been, you know, photographed in

tubs and stuff. But maybe you guys, if you're going to try and commit insurance fraud, scale

up the bear costume. I put that in the notes. If you're going to do, if you're going to commit

fraud, spend a little money on the costume. Well, invest in the venture. This just seems

like a very half-hearted effort. Yeah. It's not. I would watch a movie about the failure of

this mission. I would watch a movie. A good comedy about just like just bumbling idiots.

We got this great idea, Bill. By great idea, you mean we're going to go to jail probably?

Well, no, that's not it. Okay. We're going to rent a bear costume. We will include this in our

show notes. You really do need to see a picture of this costume. It's worth it. She says with

air quotes coming out of her mouth. That wraps up today's edition of this shouldn't be a thing.

Coming up tomorrow, Dr. Laura Hanks will be here with public service announcements. Looking

ahead to Thursday, retired Major General and member of National Security Leaders for America.

Randy Manor is going to be back with us. We are going to talk about some of the potential

cabinet members that Donald Trump is considering for his next administration as well as he is

talking about bringing back retired military members so they can be held to trial. That doesn't

honestly like that seriously. It feels like that's something that isn't a thing like while we'll

find out. Randy Manor that will be here on on on Thursday news is coming up next followed by Todd

Alba from noon to two Maggie Don from two to four Dom Salvia four to six PM and of course,

Pete Schwabba will wrap it up tonight six to eight. Don't forget Earl Ingram kicks off the

warnings here in receiving at eight a.m. So tune in for that. All right. Thank you Greg and Calvin

and all of our engineers without you guys. Nothing works. Thank you most of all for calling and

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even just a little bit and you have the chance to share it. Keep it right here.

On the Civic Media Radio Network we'll see you tomorrow.

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