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NICB in the News

More and more people are clicking and tapping on PCs, tablets and smartphones to obtain news through interactive media channels. Thanks to our mobilization of so many media channels, NICB messages about how the American public can protect themselves from becoming insurance crime victims are everywhere you look and listen. Here are a sampling of news articles and videos that mention NICB.

Articles

Kentucky police warn of scammers posing as FEMA, Red Cross after deadly tornadoes

Dec 19, 2021

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Lexington Herald Leader

Auto thefts rise across country

Dec 17, 2021

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FOX Kansas City

Holidays on Alert: Lessons from a weeklong look at holiday crime

Dec 17, 2021

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News Nation

Videos

Good Morning America: Apparent attempt at insurance scam caught on camera

WGN News: These cars and trucks are thieves’ biggest targets in Illinois, national data shows

Fox Business: Vehicle thefts surge to all-time in 2023

CBS News: Why do most car thieves get away

WFLA Tampa: State officials announce bust of organized vehicle theft ring

CBS News Sacramento: Regional car theft spikes, fewer vehicles recovered. Where are they ending up?

CBS News: As car thefts spike, many thieves slip through U.S. border unchecked

News 4 Jacksonville: National Insurance Crime Bureau on protecting yourself from post-storm fraud

NBC 11 Atlanta: No, car thefts are not decreasing in Georgia

NBC News: Tips for Keeping Your Car From Getting Stolen

News 6 Orlando: Investigators work to stop conmen contractors amid Florida hurricane recovery

PBS NewsHour: 5 things to know about the rise of catalytic converter thefts

Media Contact

If you have a question, want further information on the NICB, or to discuss insurance fraud or vehicle crime, please contact:

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Vice President, Public Affairs & Communications
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Nicholas Zeitlinger
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