Bogus insurance sold by unlicensed agent got car buyers in trouble, state agency says
Briefly

Florida's Department of Financial Services said Diehl was accused of "selling insurance without a license, carrying out an organized scheme to defraud, use of a communications device to commit a crime, and grand theft in the second degree - all felonies."
"Then, one of the customers was involved in a crash and learned there was no insurance, according to the release. The dealership filed a fraud complaint with the Department of Financial Services, which turned up seven additional victims, some of whom had their driver's licenses suspended for not having auto insurance, the release said."
Read at Sun Sentinel
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