Texas Department of Insurance
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The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) is the regulator of all Texas-based insurance companies and was founded as a result of the McCarran-Ferguson Act. The agency is headquartered at the William P. Hobby State Office Building at 333 Guadalupe Street in Austin
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TDI Fraud Unit

The TDI Fraud Unit is state law enforcement agency. TDI Fraud Unit criminal investigators work on a variety of cases. Many of their investigations involve financial crimes, organized crime, and money laundering. TDI Fraud Unit criminal investigators are experienced state of texas licensed peace officers with full state police powers and statewide jurisdiction. The Fraud Unit regularly conducts joint investigations with city, county, state (DPS), and federal (FBI, IRS-CID, USPS Inspectors, DOL-OIG, etc.) law enforcement and other governmental agencies. Once a TDI Fraud Unit criminal investigator has completed an investigation, the case is referred to a County, District, and/or U.S. Attorney for indictment and prosecution. The Fraud Unit employs criminal investigators, prosecutors, and criminal analysts.

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