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... claim liability for hitting the other vehicle. The criminals commonly refer to the insured vehicle as the bull car' or the hammer'; the claimant car is the cow car' or the nail. The damage on the claimant car may already exist, or it may be intentionally inflicted to make it appear as if the two cars actually collided. This is accomplished by simply taking the two cars and crashing them together in such a way as to simulate the intended collision described in the claim. The drivers who actually crash the cars may be the ones who later claim to be the insured and the injured driver, or they may be the capper assistants. Once the damage has been done, the cappers and assistants designate who the drivers and occupants will be for each car. A popular type ... lone occupant, performs some type of traffic maneuver to give the receiver an excuse to slam on his brakes and cause the unsuspecting victim to rear-end the receiver. After the collision, the suspects obtain the victim's license number and insurance information and then quickly leave the scene before the police are summoned to investigate. The occupants of the receiving vehicle contact their attorney to pursue a claim for bodily injuries and damages. A variation of this scenario occurs on the freeways, where suspects engage in the swoop and squat technique and then provide their information to the Highway Patrol. A second type of staged collision is called a paper accident, ' and can be accomplished in different ways. In some cases, two people with their own vehicles conspire to report that they were involved in an accident together. Usually ...