AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoFraud & Consumer Protection: Louisiana’s AG Tim Griffin wrapped day one of a two-day Fraud and Consumer Protection Summit with 800+ registrants, focusing on scams, benefit fraud, robocalls, price gouging, crypto fraud, and AI deepfakes—promising more sessions tomorrow on Medicaid fraud, identity theft, and sexploitation. Public Records Fight: New Orleans said it has fulfilled AG Liz Murrill’s lawyers’ public records request tied to her short-lived indictment, while Murrill’s team argued the city’s response was unlawfully limited. Violent Crime Crackdown: U.S. Attorney Zachary Keller and the FBI announced the GATOR Task Force in Shreveport-Bossier, touting early results since July 9: 65 arrests and eight federal indictments, plus meth seizures and recovered firearms. Courts & Public Deals: A judge halted a controversial Jefferson Parish brewpub project, ruling the parish’s leases unconstitutional. Workplace & Privacy: A gay former Navy worker sued the Navy for alleged anti-gay harassment and retaliation; in Baton Rouge, a man was accused of creating unlawful AI deepfakes of a coworker. Energy & Cost Pressure: GasBuddy reported a low diesel price of $5.59 in Cameron Parish and $4.49 premium gas in Natchitoches Parish, as fuel prices remain volatile statewide.
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