By
Leslie Scism
A New York financial regulator is investigating the National Rifle
Association’s participation in insurance policies that cover legal costs
for policyholders in self-defense shootings.
The investigation by the state’s Department of Financial
Services is focused on whether the firearms-advocacy group is improperly
promoting the policy and receiving commissions without proper
licensing, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The
department, which regulates banks and insurers, issued a subpoena on
Tuesday to the NRA group asking for documents and information about the
insurance program NRA Carry Guard, according to a copy of the subpoena
reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. The program was launched in April.
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Source: The Wall Street Journal (via The Empire Report)
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