Insurance Agent Charged In $100,000 Grand Theft
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"When Santillan stole his client's insurance premium money, he exposed business owners to great financial risk by leaving them without insurance coverage," said Insurance Commissioner
Investigators allege Santillan, aka
Santillan attempted to cover up his theft by providing both falsified and legitimate certificates of insurance and premium finance agreements. In some instances, he allegedly made partial premium payments but the policies were later cancelled by insurers due to lack of full payment.
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