Niagara Falls Residents Charged for Insurance Fraud

Friday, 3 February 2023 17:00

By Linda Morgan

Police investigating suspicious insurance claims

A man and a woman from Niagara Falls have been arrested on fraud charges.

In November, police received a complaint from an insurance company about suspicious benefit claims that were processed.

Detectives say between June 2017 and January 2022, several false insurance claims were submitted for services not rendered.

The suspects were arrested early this morning.

Joseph Arcuri, 44, and Jessica Rogers, 39, have both been charged with fraud over $5000.

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