Former insurance agent sentenced for fraud
The sentence included 30 days of local confinement in the
Olson also received a stay of imposition, which means if he completes all the portions of his sentence, the felony convictions may be reduced to misdemeanors on his record.
Olson was charged in
Olson pleaded guilty to three of the felony insurance fraud charges in a plea agreement, and the remaining charges were dismissed.
According to the court documents, Olson was accepting insurance policy premiums from clients but not applying those payments to the actual policies in 2015 and 2016. This resulted in policies being cancelled and the clients losing coverage without their knowledge. In one case a client who suffered a house fire was unable to collect the full amount for damaged vehicles because the policy had been cancelled. It resulted in a
The insurance business was sold in
According to court documents, the
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