A South Carolina woman is accused of using altered medical and accident paperwork to seek $8,140 in insurance benefits for a purported vehicle collision. The insurer paid $3,400 under hospital coverage but denied a separate $4,740 accident claim, according to sworn arrest warrants.
Trevon Rena Dawson, 49, of Greer, allegedly submitted the claims to ReliaStar Life Insurance Company, part of the Voya insurance group, on or about July 15, 2025. The applications concerned another person who was represented as having suffered injuries in a collision requiring hospitalization.
Investigators say the claims relied on two supporting records: a medical summary and an FR-10 form associated with the reported collision.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division charged Dawson on October 16, 2026, with presenting a false insurance claim and two counts of forgery. SLED announced the charges on October 20 after an investigation requested by the South Carolina Department of Insurance.
The applications consisted of an Accident Claim (AC) form and a Hospital Confinement (HC) form. The warrants identify Greenville Memorial Vascular Services as the facility where the purported hospitalization occurred.
SLED's warrant packet contains three separate affidavits addressing the insurance claim, altered medical paperwork and altered collision documentation.
Investigators said the driver had a valid driver’s license and no documented criminal history or outstanding warrants. Wichita Police on Tuesday urged the public to be patient as investigators con...