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of people who intentionally caused a car accident for insurance money were caught. They quarreled with each other, caused accidents, crashed into cars that violated traffic laws, and even borrowed dozens of people to get more money by inflating the number of occupants.



This is KNN reporter Kang So-ra.



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Two cars parked on the shoulder right after the accident.



The occupants of one vehicle grab the back of the neck and get off and call the driver of the other vehicle.



We all gather together to inspect the car, but both occupants of the car are acting as an insurance fraud gang.



The fake accident was caused by 3 people, but by borrowing someone else's name, all the insurance money was lost to 8 people.



It was aimed at the loophole in which it was not possible to determine how many people were in the vehicle at the time of the accident.



They recruited people to lend their names through SNS messengers. Thirty people in their teens and early twenties joined the illegal activities to make easy money.



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yet they are right or When making a left turn at an intersection, he intentionally caused an accident by targeting vehicles that did not follow the lane.



With this method, only 500 million won in insurance payments, including settlements, that have been won more than 100 times in the past 11 months around the country.



Person A, who visited several hospitals for a week and registered under someone else's name, was caught by the police because the same shoes were captured on the hospital CCTV every time.



The police arrested four people, including Mr. A in his 20s, on charges of insurance fraud, and sent the remaining 64 people to the prosecution, including the one who borrowed their names.



(Video coverage: Wonju Lee KNN)