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North Carolina Insurance Department Launches Criminal Investigations Reserve Unit to Fight Insurance Fraud

August 12, 2019 By CollisionWeek Editor

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey has organized its first Criminal Investigations Reserve Unit to combat the extensive number of fraud cases in the state. The new inductees, four veteran law enforcement personnel, were sworn-in Thursday, August 8.

“Today’s ceremony is a testament to the character of these men and women who are donating their time to fight fraud – a top priority of mine,” said Commissioner Causey. “Fraud costs about 18 cents of every dollar we pay for insurance premiums. With their help — with each arrest — we can save consumers’ money.”

Thursday’s four inductees understand how pervasive

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