2024 Fraud Fighter Awards Presented
The Virginia State Police Insurance Fraud Program presented this year’s Fraud Fighter Awards to three honorees on April 3, 2024.
The cost of Insurance Fraud
Insurance fraud is not a victimless crime. First Sergeant Peter Lazear shares insights on the cost of insurance fraud on all families in Virginia. You’ll learn how to identify insurance fraud and what you can do about it.
You can help identify and report fraud
Learn what to look for to identify insurance fraud and report suspicious activity.
Don’t be the next victim of fraud.
Learn how to protect yourself from becoming a victim of insurance fraud.
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Your tips could earn you up to $25,000
If you suspect that someone has committed an act of insurance fraud, the time to act is now. By submitting a confidential tip, your information could help prevent insurance fraud, and tips leading to arrests are eligible for rewards of up to $25,000.
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The Virginia State Police Insurance Fraud Program (IFP) was established in 1999. The IFP works to Stamp Out Fraud by providing training to law enforcement and teaching citizens how to identify and report insurance fraud. Insurance fraud is any act committed with the intent to obtain benefits or advantages where they are not entitled, usually through a sum of money. Insurance fraud costs American consumers more than $80 billion dollars each year. Three common categories of insurance fraud are property fraud, casualty fraud and workers’ compensation fraud. The Stamp Out Fraud program asks citizens who have information regarding acts of insurance fraud to file a report via our online form. Tips leading to arrests are eligible for rewards of up to $25,000. To view fraud legislation, training presentations or to download educational materials, please visit our resources section.