General Landry: Under my watch - the Louisiana Department of Justice will continue to do all we legally can to protect the unborn, their mothers, and all Louisiana women.

General Landry: Our Cyber Crime Unit, with the assistance of law enforcement partners, continue to do all we can to reduce the number of internet crimes against children. Due to recent budget cuts, our department may have to rely more on these partners to investigate and arrest child predators.

General Landry: To be a peaceful and moral society, it is imperative our children learn right from wrong.

General Landry: We are committed to ruling out waste, fraud, and abuse in Medicaid so we can help protect the program for people who really need the assistance.

General Landry: There is a thin blue line between law enforcement and those who intend harm. Today, two brave police officers risking their safety in the service of the public crossed that line and were met with violence.

General Landry: As I have often said – the Executive Branch cannot unilaterally make or change law, as that is the Congress or a state legislature's constitutionally valid function; today, the court confirmed that.

General Landry: Deputy Michel was a veteran officer working diligently to protect his community; his legacy of service will live forever.

General Landry: I not only support reasonable, collaborative attempts to solve the problems at the jail; but I also pledge to do my part to help in every way possible.

General Landry: Child victimization is a real problem in Louisiana, and I will do all that I can to fight it.

General Landry: Insurance fraud harms job creators, their employees, and their customers. Workers’ compensation fraud, specifically, leads to increased insurance rates and more costly goods and services.

General Landry: I encourage parents and guardians to learn online safety tips and share them with their children.

General Landry: This award is a true honor and a testament to the hard-work and service of our Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.

General Landry: Delaware wrongfully holds over $2 million that belong to Louisiana’s taxpayers. I will work with my colleagues to ensure this money is properly returned.

General Landry: Medicaid fraud robs much-needed services from our State’s vulnerable. My office is committed to arresting those who defraud this important program.

General Landry: Today, the town has officially agreed to the appointment of a fiscal administrator. We are thankful for the input of the citizens of St. Joseph; without their diligence and efforts, this result could not have happened.

General Landry: My Cyber Crime Unit is actively pursuing those who prey on our children. We will continue to investigate and arrest child predators.

General Landry: My office and I are committed to protecting taxpayer money by prosecuting the criminals who attempt to take advantage of the system. Medicaid fraud hurts the very people who depend on it.

General Landry: Working closely with local law enforcement, our Fugitive Apprehension Unit efficiently made this arrest. The Louisiana Department of Justice is committed to apprehending criminals and bringing them to justice.

General Landry: For too long, the Federal government has directed education policy to the detriment of Louisiana’s students. I will not allow Washington to wreak further havoc on our schools.

General Landry: I am extremely disappointed that the Governor and politicians who are aligned with him chose to confer criminal illegals more rights than their constituents, the citizens of Louisiana, enjoy. Today’s action shows that the Governor and his DC-style politics jeopardize the safety of our citizens