So the police arrested her. Why wouldn't the police seize insurance companies assets when flights were not delayed? They do exactly same with people, right?
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Sorry, please read the article. She was not arrested for normally buying retail insurance like how everyone does.
The woman faked different identities (illegal) to not fall under regular insurance quotations, and used insider information (illegal/scam in insurance policies, just how insider info is illegal in stocks).
This is akin to someone buying car insurance, faking different identities each time, and plan in advance to crash the car every single time (the insider info part).
I won't argue with the fake identities part, but she didn't force the flights to be delayed. She didn't "crash the car".
It would be more like her driving through a known dangerous intersection, following all traffic laws, and still getting t-boned every few days because of low visibility. She didn't "make" the crash happen, she just knew it would.
Because the police only exist to protect assets and asset holders. That's why they were established so don't be surprised when they don't protect and serve the people.
Yeah, but they're big and important, so the system protects them. Not not the case for the woman.