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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has opened an investigation into Thin Blue Line Benefits, a group that offers insurance coverage for retired first responders. Here's what we know.

Thin Blue Line Benefits Association has been court ordered to stop operating in Arizona and Ohio as complaints pour in about unpaid claims.

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A Franklin County judge granted a temporary restraining order on June 25 that blocks Thin Blue Line insurance from operating in Ohio or collecting premiums.

The company, Thin Blue Line Benefits Association, LLC, allegedly ceased covering medical bills for retired first responders, leaving them with substantial financial burdens.