Man charged with defrauding insurance company
Officers investigating an
The man reporting the crime said he had returned to his apartment after
Police questioned the man again on
A police report in the case said the man exhibited "paranoid behavior" during the interview when he was confronted about conflicting statement to investigators.
He then admitted that his list of stolen items had been "severely embellished," the report said.
He insisted there had been a break-in, and that he decided to "test" his rental insurance policy by inflating the value of his loss.
Pedigo said the man admitted stowing all of his possessions inside his vehicle before calling 911 to report that his apartment had been burgled.
Yee faces preliminary charges of insurance fraud and making a false statement to police. His bond was set at
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