Consumer Protection Media Releases
2024
- A consent judgment was reached between the DA's Office and a cabinet business.
- A local contractor entered a consent judgment with the District Attorney.
- A Derby photographer has entered a consent judgment with the Office of the District Attorney.
- The District Attorney has reached a consent judgment with a Maize used car dealership.
- A consent judgment was reached between the DA's office and a local contractor after a disagreement over a plugged drain.
- A business that failed to file individual tax returns entered a consent judgment with the District Attorney.
2023
- A local woman nearly fell victim to a form of the grandparents scam.
- A contract roofer has entered a consent judgment with the Office of the District Attorney.
- A Wichita man involved in local construction has entered a consent judgment with the DA.
- A Wichita remodeler entered into a consent judgment with the District Attorney.
- Two Wichita men accused of selling the same car to three different people have entered into a consent judgment with the District Attorney.
- A consent judgement was reached between a east Wichita dealership and the DA's Office.
- A Wichita roofing company entered into a consent judgment with the Office of the District Attorney.
- A Wichita construction business owner has entered a consent judgment with the DA.
- An investigation involving a local trash service concluded.
- A Wichita landscape business and it's owner enter into a consent judgment with the DA.
- A scam letter warns of property seizure.
- A Wichita woman lost thousands in a scam involving a fake Amazon representative.
- The DA's Office warns about a computer scam that cost two residents a lot of money.
- A Wichita construction business has entered into a consent judgment with the Office of the District Attorney.
- A car dealership, its owner and a former salesperson have each entered into separate consent judgements with the Office of the District Attorney.
- There's a different twist on the Grandparent Scam.
- The owner of a closed south Wichita car dealership can no longer sell vehicles in Kansas.
- A home warranty scam could be in your mailbox.