Settlement reached with Publicis over role in opioid epidemic
The filing is the latest action Fitch has taken to combat the opioid crisis and to hold accountable those responsible for creating and fueling the crisis.
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Felony charges in recent Fentanyl Strike Force operation
Fitch announced the creation of the Fentanyl Strike Force last fall with the roll-out of her One Pill Can Kill public education and awareness campaign.
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Man sentenced for attempted production of child sexual abuse material
The Mississippi Attorney General’s Cyber Crime Division investigated the case, with assistance from the Bolivar County Sheriff’s Department.
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“Missed delivery” notification scams rise during the holidays
To report fraud, scams, or deceptive business practices, contact the Attorney General’s Office.
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Human trafficking arrest made in Jackson
In the past two years, the Attorney General has completed 55 multi-jurisdictional operations that have led to the recovery of 324 victims and 82 arrests.
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Copiah County man sentenced for Child Exploitation
The case originated with a CyberTip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).
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Fitch joins lawsuits against Meta for harming youth mental health
These practices have harmed and continue to harm the physical and mental health of children and teens
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Attorney General’s office holds human trafficking training in Tunica
In the past two years, Fitch’s office has trained 426 state and local law enforcement officers from across the state.
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Fitch announces multi-state settlement with software company Blackbaud
Blackbaud provides software to various nonprofit organizations, including charities, higher education institutions, K-12 schools, healthcare organizations, religious organizations, and cultural organizations.
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“One Pill Can Kill” awareness campaign announced
The One Pill Can Kill initiative is one half of a two-prong approach to fighting fentanyl.
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