Axa exposes fraudulent £5,348 claim by father and son
Mohammed Rustam Khan claimed over £5000 on his Axa home insurance policy after a burglary at his London home. However, a police investigation revealed Khan’s son, who was also living at the address had stolen his car and staged a burglary.
The fraud was uncovered after suspicions were raised over two claims made by the father on his car insurance policy with Swift cover and his home policy with Axa.
When Khan, of 82 Rectory Road London
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