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Television shows like Law & Order, Blue Bloods, NCIS, Hawaii Five-0 and many more dramatize the life and work of law enforcement.
While the insurance industry isn't thought to be responsible for law enforcement, insurance carriers generally police their insurance contracts to help ensure that they pay the appropriate amounts on claims. Occasionally, that requires an investigation, and sometimes it means working with law enforcement. Most property-casualty insurance companies have a special investigations unit (SIU) that is an adjunct to the claims department.
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