They damaged Rolls-Royces disguised as bears: arrested for fraud

A bear with unlikely movements enters a Rolls-Royce Ghost, passing comfortably through the door. He begins to scratch the upholstery of the luxury sedan, repeating the gesture two more times on the same day and in the same area, evidently populated by wealthy people. All of this was captured on film, then sent to the insurance company for damages. However, something was not clear to the expert eye of the biologists called into question by the insurance company, who alerted the competent authorities: four people were arrested for attempted fraud. It seems like a joke but it really happened in California, as certified by the video made public by Cnn. The gross scam attempt was immediately reported to California Department of Insurance, the institute that supervises local regulations in the sector. The investigation quickly led detectives to one of the suspects’ homes, where the bear costume complete with fake claws used to damage vehicles was found. Charles Ponzi and Bernie Madoff will probably be turning in their graves, but in terms of creativity, the authors of the attempted fraud have a guaranteed place on the podium of the most original scammers ever.