Toilet paper has been a concern in price gouging complaints, the Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office said.
The Kansas Attorney General’s Office put the Kansas price-gouging law into effect on March 12, less than a week after Kansas’ first novel coronavirus case was announced. Since then the AG’s office has received at least 157 reports, a spokesperson said this week.
Sedgwick County cases had been referred back to it.
The Kansas Attorney General’s Office put the Kansas price-gouging law into effect on March 12, less than a week after Kansas’ first novel coronavirus case was announced. Since then the AG’s office has received at least 157 reports, a spokesperson said this week.
Sedgwick County cases had been referred back to it.
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