Bowie insurance agent indicted on felony theft, fraud charges
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The indictment includes one count of a felony theft scheme of
“Corrie Alston allegedly submitted dozens of fraudulent insurance applications, deliberately using Hispanic surnames because he believed assumptions about undocumented immigrants would shield him from scrutiny,” Brown said in a news release. “Our Office will not allow insurance agents to employ appalling, cynical schemes that exploit the identities and dignity of vulnerable communities.”
An attorney listed for Alston could not immediately be reached for comment.
Alston, while employed as an information technology specialist for the federal government, also worked as a licensed
In an interview with investigators, Alston allegedly admitted that he deliberately chose Hispanic surnames because he believed Senior Life would conclude they were undocumented individuals and not attempt to further verify the Social Security Numbers that he had provided in the applications, according to the release. In total, prosecutors allege that Alston stole about
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