General Landry: Louisiana’s children are our State’s most precious resource, and I am committed to doing all that I legally can to protect them.

General Landry: I am proud to work with my fellow attorneys general, from across the political spectrum, to determine whether Google’s aggressive business practices are actually illegal.

General Landry: I am grateful for President Trump’s willingness to consider and accept our bipartisan pleas to better protect those who once protected our Nation.

General Landry: From apprehending fugitives to arresting predators to educating citizens on ways to protect themselves from crime, our office does valuable work for the State and her people.

General Landry: Louisiana parents and guardians can help make this year safer by including our safety tips on their Back to School To-Do List.

General Landry: This conviction not only highlights the ongoing problems in the State's Behavioral Health Program but also the need for more Medicaid welfare fraud detection and aggressive control efforts.

General Landry: I strongly urge Louisiana parents and guardians to take a moment to view the list of products in order to prevent their families from harm.

General Landry: Taking basic precautions and knowing the appropriate steps to make in the event of a data breach can help prevent Louisiana consumers from falling victim to fraudsters.

General Landry: Anyone with information regarding Michael Reynolds, please contact the LBI toll-free at 1-800-256-4506. Callers may remain anonymous.

General Landry: Louisiana is blessed with more than 280,000 veterans. These men and women have unique experiences and invaluable skills that would benefit all of our State’s workforce.

General Landry: Consumers will be able to obtain information about the settlement, check their eligibility to file a claim, and file a claim on the Equifax Settlement Breach online registry.

General Landry: By obeying all local firework laws and following all firework instructions, we can help make our communities safer.

General Landry: Operation Broken Heart may have ended, but my office and I have not stopped our efforts to protect Louisiana children. We remain relentless in tracking down those who use the Internet to sexually exploit and abuse children.

General Landry: Sex trafficking is a hideous crime with an ever-lasting impact on those victimized. So my office and I will continue to work with law enforcement agencies across our State to bring an end to this travesty.

General Landry: Operation Broken Heart sends a powerful message to predators across the country – law enforcement will find you and we will protect Louisiana’s children.

General Landry: Protecting pre-existing conditions is not partisan, it is proper. I appreciate the Governor joining our bi-partisan efforts.

General Landry: I am excited this memorial, and hopefully others like it, will continue to honor American heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our Nation.

General Landry: I urge the Governor to be as steadfast in delivering justice to this rapist and murderer as he has been in releasing other criminals early under the guise of reform.

General Landry: This settlement holds CUSO accountable for its participation with ITT in subjecting students to abusive lending practices, and it provides relief to hundreds of Louisiana families who incurred debts for questionable education that they could not repay nor discharge.

General Landry: I am grateful that the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed this murderous pedophile should remain behind bars.