Monique E. Henriquez, 37, of Elk Grove, Calif., surrendered to authorities in Sacramento County on four counts of insurance fraud.
According to an investigation by the CDI, Henriquez’s State Farm automobile policy for her 2001 Toyota Corolla was cancelled on Nov. 5, 2001, due to an unpaid premium.
Henriquez’s husband was later involved in an automobile accident in the 2001 Toyota on Nov. 22, 2001.
In Dec. 2001, Henriquez allegedly submitted falsified documents to State Farm Insurance Company indicating she made a payment on Nov. 4, which would have put her policy in force on the date of loss.
Topics California Auto Fraud
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