Geary County Woman Sentenced for Insurance Fraud

Filed April 3rd, 2026

Detected April 3rd, 2026

Summary

Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt announced that Kei'Anna Boykin, 31, of Geary County, was sentenced to 24 months of probation with 12 months of underlying prison time for felony insurance fraud. Boykin pleaded guilty on January 15, 2026, in Geary County District Court for falsely claiming no loss while her policy was canceled.

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Kei'Anna Boykin was sentenced on March 19, 2026, for one felony count of insurance fraud after pleading guilty on January 15, 2026. She had been involved in a car accident while driving on a canceled insurance policy, then reinstated her policy and falsely claimed she had not had a loss during the cancellation period. The Kansas Department of Insurance investigated the case, which was prosecuted by the Kansas Attorney General's Office.

This is an individual enforcement action with no new obligations or compliance requirements for other entities. Insurance companies should note that the Kansas DOI actively investigates and prosecutes fraud cases, including situations where policyholders make false claims during lapse periods. The case demonstrates that the Department will pursue criminal penalties for fraud that increases costs for other policyholders.

Penalties

24 months probation with 12 months underlying prison time if probation is violated

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Geary County woman sentenced for insurance fraud

Post Date: 04/03/2026 8:35 AM Geary County woman sentenced for insurance fraud

Topeka, Kan. – Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt, today, announced a Geary County woman has been sentenced to 24 months of probation for insurance fraud.

Kei’Anna Boykin, aged 31, pleaded guilty on January 15, 2026, in Geary County District Court to one felony count of insurance fraud.

Boykin was driving on a canceled insurance policy when she was involved in a car accident. She then reinstated her policy but falsely claimed that she had not had a loss while the policy was canceled. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced on March 19 to 24 months of probation with 12 months of underlying prison time if her probation is violated.

“Every time someone commits insurance fraud, it causes families and businesses across Kansas to pay more,” said Commissioner Vicki Schmidt. “The Department will continue to hold these individuals accountable.”

The Kansas Department of Insurance investigated this case which was prosecuted by the Kansas Attorney General’s Office.

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