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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) -The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has charged five women with insurance fraud following an investigation requested by the S.C. Department of Insurance.
The following women were charged:
According to Warrants, Weaver worked as an Aflac District Sales Coordinator supervising other insurance producers. Investigators allege she submitted multiple fraudulent applications for short-term disability policies using other agents’ system logins/credentials without their knowledge or authorization, making herself eligible for unearned sales commissions. SLED based the warrants on Aflac digital audit logs and Weaver’s voluntary statements.
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