Retired first responders said they have more questions than answers about their health insurance after a Franklin County judge temporarily banned Thin Blue Line Benefits from doing business in Ohio.

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The Ohio Dept. of Insurance says the company stopped paying medical claims, but kept collecting premiums from retired first responders.

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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.