CRIMEAug 24 · 08:02 UTCWAVY10 NORFOLKSarahBeth Peterson

Insurance agent pled guilty to pocketing client premiums up to $164K

A former insurance agent, Thomas Robert Hoyt, pled guilty to wire fraud for pocketing up to $164 thousand in premiums paid by clients. According to media releases and court documents, Hoyt was contracted with insurance carriers to sell policies to clients.

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