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Music From Meat Eater's World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana,

this is Cow's Week in Review with Ryan Cal Cal.

Here's Cal.

Four people were arrested in California last week for trying to defraud insurance companies

by claiming that a bear had damaged their luxury vehicles. Problem was, it wasn't a bear,

but one of the fraudsters dressed in a bear costume, thanks to the many of you who sent me that one.

The California Insurance Department told the AP that they launched the investigation,

known as Operation Bearclaw,

after reviewing video submitted as evidence for the insurance claims.

They were initially contacted by an insurance company

who said one of their customers had submitted a claim about scratches on the seats and doors of a Rolls-Royce and two Mercedes-Benz.

They claimed that a black bear in the San Bernardino Mountains had broken into their cars back in January and damaged the luxury vehicles.

But when insurance agents reviewed a video supposedly showing a bear, they, quote, suspected it was not a bear inside, but someone in a bear costume.

They brought the video to state regulators who soon realized that the same four people had made two additional claims with two other insurance companies,

but the date of the loss and location were all the same, which was

even more suspicious. To make absolutely sure, they also sent the video to a biologist with the

California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The biologist confirmed it was, quote,

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