Auto Insurance Agent Accused of Fraud

Pollyanna Johnson is a wanted woman, and not in a good way. Johnson is accused of three counts of auto insurance fraud, as she has allegedly been pocketing premiums. Johnson is the co-owner of the Action Auto Insurance Agency in Columbus, and it seems that roughly $200,000 is missing from auto insurance policies.

Johnson, 38, has seemingly committed auto insurance fraud on her own, and the other people in the agency did not seem to have anything to do with it. She has seemingly taken money that was earmarked for three separate auto insurance policies and lined her pockets with it instead.

One of the victims owns a taxi cab company and was not aware that he did not have car insurance until one of his drivers was involved in an accident. The other driver did not have car insurance, and the victim thought he did. However, upon closer review it turns out that he did not have auto insurance either. He tried to speak with Johnson about it, but Johnson is no where to be found.

He complained to the Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine about it, and discovered that he is not the first one taken by Johnson. They are currently trying to find her, and are unable to. The victim said that he was lucky that the accident was the other person’s fault, for he could have lost everything had it been his.

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