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By Robert Trigaux, St. Petersburg Times, Fla.

June 29–Tampa’s Ron Poindexter, the multistate operations director for the National Insurance Crime Bureau, must feel like he’s playing the world’s biggest game of Whac-A-Mole. Fraud in Florida is popping up all over.

And the deep recession is only encouraging more of it as a way to make some money, despite the risks, in unusually tough times.

Take the state’s epidemic of staged auto accidents — people who crash cars on purpose and seek medical claims via sham clinics off no-fault auto insurance coverage. Poindexter, 63, poured his own NICB investigative re

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