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BATON ROUGE, LA – Attorney General Jeff Landry is encouraging Louisiana parents and guardians to be aware of several children’s products that have recently been recalled.
“As the State’s chief legal officer, I am committed to doing all that I can to make Louisiana a safer place to raise our families,” said Attorney General Landry. “For the safety of our State’s youth – I encourage everyone to heed notice of these recalls and remedies.”
Attorney General Jeff Landry noted the following recalled products:
Toy Trumpets by Juratoys

CHURCH POINT — Good loving, good whiskey and good food — that’s been the secret to long life for Church Point native Joe Richard, Louisiana’s last living Pearl Harbor survivor.
“And some Coors Light — don’t forget that,” Richard said, laughing, as he enjoyed a cold one during social hour at an April 13 American Legion Post 225 event.
The U.S. Navy veteran, 97, will visit the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas, on April 30.

MAURICE — Chief of Police Guy Nerren and his officers work to keep the streets of the Village of Maurice safe.
Those who help make that job easier do not go unnoticed. Now, Nerren wants to thank people who are operating safely while traveling through Maurice.
During Wednesday night’s regular Maurice Board of Aldermen meeting, Nerren announced the “Operation Safe Streets” program.