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A Lexington County woman collected thousands of dollars from an insurance company by using doctored receipts to file fraudulent claims, according to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
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Morica Dyshalik Rivers, 34, collected thousands of dollars from American Bankers, a Florida-based insurance company, by filing claims using fake receipts from high-end retailers — like Louis Vuitton, according to an arrest warrant. She was charged Monday with seven counts of forgery — value less than $10,000 and presenting a false claim for insurance payment — value more than $2,000 but less than $10,000, a news release said.
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Besides Louis Vuitton, Rivers — formerly known as Morica Gleaton — submitted fake receipts from Alexander McQueen, Coach, Gucci and Sprint, collecting a total of $8,465 from American Bankers, according to an arrest warrant.
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Rivers was booked into the Lexington County Detention Center.