First, we want people to know that New Jersey's unique strategy of creating a single office with the single mission of attacking insurance fraud is proving itself. Whether the fraud involves criminal investigation and prosecution or civil litigation, the OIFP has been given the tools and is doing the job. And, second we want the people of the state to know that we need and want their help. Noting that some important cases have begun with anonymous tips from the public, Insurance Fraud Prosecutor Edward M. Neafsey emphasized that individuals can make a difference. We need people's information, not their identities.
People are concerned about insurance cheating and are looking for a way to help stop it.
We want to put that concern to work. Broadcast ads will begin running on October 18 on cable television and radio stations throughout New Jersey. Television advertising will run on the USA, TBS, TNT, CN-8, ESPN, MSG, BET, GEMS, Discovery and Galavision networks, plus News12 New Jersey. Spot ads will also air on Shadow Traffic. Ads on buses will begin appearing in November on six New Jersey Transit routes, covering Newark, Jersey City, New Brunswick, Edison, Princeton, Trenton, Cherry Hill, Camden, Atlantic City and their metro areas.