Few Reports of Price Gouging in South Dakota

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Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg Photo: WNAX

As the pandemic unfolded, there were reports of price gouging with packs of toilet paper being sold for as much as eighty dollars or more.

South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg says he hasn’t had many reports reach his office…

Ravnsborg says legal action would be a last resort…

Ravnsborg says there aren’t too many state laws on the books dealing with price gouging.

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