Michigan attorney general cracks down on coronavirus (COVID-19) price gouging Some retailers trying to cash in on COVID-19 pandemic
DETROIT – Price gouging is a major problem in Michigan as some retailers try to cash in on the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
Attorney General Dana Nessel is condemning price gouging, and she revealed what’s being done to protect consumers.
You can watch Local 4 Consumer Investigator Hank Winchester’s full story in the video posted above
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