When dozens of taxi and limo drivers claimed the same home address, it led to a big insurance bust.
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey says falsely listed the same address in suburban Union County to get a break on auto insurance.
A news release by Causey says the drivers all listed the same single-family house to avoid paying higher auto insurance premiums in Mecklenburg County, which surrounds North Carolina’s biggest city. Causey says the drivers were each charged with rate evasion.
Union County property records show the Waxhaw house is a two-story stucco structure with about 4,000 square feet of living space. A phone number listed for the house was disconnected.
Causey employs 20 law enforcement officers to investigate insurance fraud.
Topics Personal Auto North Carolina
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