Daniel Anderson, Director
Division of Insurance Fraud
REPORT INSURANCE FRAUD
Division of Insurance Fraud
Bureau of Crime Intelligence and Analytical Support
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The Bureau of Crime Intelligence and
Analytical Support was established as an independent entity within the Division
of Insurance Fraud in November, 2009. Four (4) Crime Intelligence Analyst Supervisors and twelve (12)
Crime Intelligence Analysts are assigned to squads and field offices across the
State of
Crime intelligence analysis focuses on the identification, apprehension and enrollment of offenders into the records management system. Crime Intelligence Analysts identify investigative leads regarding the relationships between entities of interest and the flow of commodities, money, events, and produce matrices, link charts, flow charts and other analytical products
The Bureau of Crime Intelligence and Analytical Support must
recognize the delicate balance between the individual rights of citizens and the
legitimate needs of law enforcement. The Unit will perform all of its
intelligence activities in a manner that is consistent with and upholds those
rights, and in accordance with all user agreements.
The goal of the Division’s Bureau of Crime Intelligence and
Analytical Support is to apply its resources and coordinate with other units and
divisions within the Department of Financial Services, and other law enforcement
agencies to prevent and discourage fraudulent activities affecting the State of
Lori Rodabaugh
Prior to being employed with the Division of Insurance Fraud,
Lori was employed with the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Criminal
Intelligence Unit.
In July, 2008, Lori received her certification in Law Enforcement
Analysis from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
Lori was promoted to Bureau Chief in August, 2011.
Lori.Rodabaugh@MyFloridaCFO.com
Kathy received her Crime Analysis Certification from St.
Petersburg College in 2006.
Kathy.Morris@MyFloridaCFO.com
Bonita Taitt
Crime Intelligence Analyst Supervisor
Broward and West Palm Beach
Bonita Taitt has been employed with the Division of Insurance
Fraud since 2007 and is assigned to the Broward Field Office of the
Bureau of Worker's Compensation Fraud. In December, 2008,
Bonita was promoted to Crime Intelligence Analyst Supervisor of the
Broward and West Palm Beach areas.
Bonita received a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Sociology from
Boston College, a Master's degree in Criminal Justice from Virginia
Commonwealth University, an Associates degree in Crime Scene
Technology from Keiser University, and received her certification as
a Law Enforcement Crime Analyst from the Florida Department of Law
Enforcement in 2008.
Janice Caballero
Crime Intelligence Analyst Supervisor
Miami-Dade/Monroe
Janice attended
