Attorney General Russell Coleman

Kentucky Attorney General

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

Twenty-five years behind bars can't erase the harm done, but it ensures incapacitation for this dangerous predator and space for the victims to heal.

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[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

These con-artists continue to target Kentuckians in hopes of scamming them out of our hard-earned money. Our Office will continue to collaborate with partners who are dedicated to protecting our people.

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[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

I was glad to speak with interns from the @KYSenateGOP. It’s great to see the next generation of leaders take an interest in public service.

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

America's Declaration of Independence changed the course of history forever. Proud to join @KyHistSoc for a public reading of our Nation's founding document.

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

Our Office is proud to protect consumers from predatory businesses. We are helping to make Kentuckians whole and putting into place safeguards that will prevent others from falling victim to fraud in the future.

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[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

Across KY, communities are investing in the three legged stool of prevention, treatment & enforcement efforts to combat the drug crisis & to save lives. Now, every Kentuckian can see how these resources are being invested to promote best practices.

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Kentucky is standing strong with @POTUS Trump against high gas prices.

Any Kentuckian who suspects price gouging at the pump should contact our Office https://t.co/9L6YtVkCQq

[Commissioner Jonathan Shell @KYAgCommish]

Burdensome regulations have left too many farmers buried in paperwork instead of feeding and fueling our country.

I appreciate Attorney General @kyoag for defending Kentucky agriculture, and I'm proud to work alongside him to remove unnecessary barriers so our farmers can get back to what they do best.

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

Washington climate activists keep trying to shovel regulation after regulation onto Kentucky farmers. Working with @KYAgCommish Jonathan Shell, we have fought back each and every time.

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[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

States are doing what they do best: defending their own citizens. I was proud to join a strong, bipartisan coalition of AGs to stand up for Texas’ ability to keep its kids safe.

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[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

250 years ago, our country was founded on the God-given rights of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. Grateful for those who helped preserve those ideals and the men and women who continue to protect them today.

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

Investigations by our Office uncovered nearly $11 million in health care fraud. Thanks to our partners and our allies in the Trump Administration like @VP JD Vance we’re able to more aggressively combat this fraud.

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[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

The Supreme Court delivered a major victory today- allowing states to protect women’s sports.

We’ve taken our fight for Kentucky’s daughters to the Supreme Court and successfully defended Title IX and we are proud to once again be part of the effort to keep women’s sports safe.

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

If anyone can get an agreement through the federal government to protect kids online, it’s my friend @RepGuthrie.

The KIDS Act is a strong step to make the internet safer for our children and families.

Thank you for your partnership in keeping Kentucky kids safe.

[Rep. Brett Guthrie @RepGuthrie]

Later tonight, the House is set to vote on the KIDS Act, which is the most comprehensive, impactful children’s online safety package Congress has considered.

Throughout the 119th Congress, @HouseCommerce has worked in a bipartisan way to protect children on the internet, and this legislation delivers commonsense reforms to put the safety of America's young people first.

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

According to the indictment, the abuse began in 2018 when the victim was just 15 years old and continued through 2021.

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[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

A mother can never be replaced. The sentences delivered do not heal the emptiness left behind, but, we hope, provide justice for all those who loved these two young women.

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[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

As an officer with @LMPD, Officer Anthony Elliott dedicated his life to protecting others and serving his community with courage and compassion. We remain grateful for his decision to serve, while mourning a life cut so tragically short. Our prayers are with his loved ones.

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

We've activated the AG's Price Gouging Hotline in the wake of recent severe weather.

Anyone who suspects unlawful business practices should report it by calling 1-888-432-9257 or at https://t.co/9L6YtVkCQq

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

Our effort to hold @Roblox accountable just got a lot stronger with Arkansas’ outstanding AG, @AGTimGriffin. Protecting kids from online exploitation & abuse requires strong partnerships between AGs and law enforcement across state lines.

[Attorney General Tim Griffin @AGTimGriffin]

Today I announced a lawsuit against @Roblox and @discord, two of the most-cited platforms in federal child exploitation prosecutions, for years of deliberate deception and reckless product design that transformed the internet’s most popular children’s gaming site into one of the most dangerous places online.

These companies didn’t stumble into a child safety problem. They engineered one. Roblox built a platform with no age verification, no meaningful parental consent, and an algorithm that routed children directly toward the spaces where predators were waiting. Discord built a platform that lets children override parental monitoring with a single tap and hands anonymous strangers direct access to kids. Both companies knew exactly what was happening on their platforms. Both companies chose profit over the safety of Arkansas children. Both companies told parents — repeatedly and falsely — that their platforms were safe. Roblox left the front door unlocked, and Discord handed predators a private room. Arkansas children paid the price. That stops now. https://t.co/7Ua02utgJ9 #arnews

[Attorney General Russell Coleman @kyoag]

Happy Father’s Day to all those who make a positive impact in the lives of their families and communities.