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$10,000 reward offered for information about Hailey arson fire

The Croy Street Exchange Building in Hailey was destroyed by fire on March 16, 2021. Author: KTVB Staff Updated: 10:43 AM MDT May 10, 2021 BOISE, Idaho Investigators are still seeking whoever is responsible for an arson fire that occurred at the Croy Street Exchange Building in Hailey on March 16, and have increased the reward to $10,000. The Idaho State Fire Marshal s Office and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) are each offering $5,000 awards for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible. Fire Marshal Knute Sandahl is urging members of the public to come forward with information they may have about the perpetrator of this crime by contacting the Idaho arson hotline at 1-877-75-ARSON. Tips may also be submitted by contacting ATF at 1-888-283-8477, ATFTips@atf.gov, or through its website.

Canyon County woman lies to get long-term disability

BOISE — On Wednesday, April 21, Evaleen Keim, also known as Evaleen Grimes, pleaded guilty to insurance fraud in violation of Idaho Code 41-293(1)(c). Grimes was approved for a substantial long-term disability through October 18, 2017, after encountering injuries from getting bucked off a horse.  When Grimes returned to work on May 30, 2017, she failed to inform the insurance company providing her disability coverage from the accident. The insurance company asked Grimes on two separate occasions if she was working, and she stated she was not working both times. Grimes case was referred to the Investigations Unit at the Idaho Department of Insurance and consequently admitted to department investigators that she lied about going back to work in order to continue getting disability checks to cover financial needs. On Feb. 20, Grimes appeared before Judge C. Nye in Canyon County and pleaded guilty.

Former Pasco Man Charged in Idaho Insurance Fraud

Former Pasco Man Charged in Idaho Insurance Fraud A former Pasco resident is facing at least $17,000 in restitution, and likely probation after he created a dummy company to defraud an insurance carrier. According to the Idaho Department of Insurance, Benjamin C. Beckett, (age not given) had moved from Pasco to Latah County, Idaho to care for his father. Authorities didn t say when the issues began, but said Beckett moved there to help his father who had been assaulted to the point where he required outside care; his disabilities kept him from taking care of himself. According to Idaho Insurance officials, Beckett s father s longterm care insurance policy did not provide funds for family members who have to offer long term care.

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