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This page will is designed to serve as a resource center for neighborhood groups and bloggers, churches and all residents to assist us in tracking down and holding fraudulent businesses accountable.
 
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Online Tool Kit — In The Media
03.31.09 Attorney General Files Suit Against Lenders: ABC 7 News
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03.31.09 District Files Suit Against Loan Max: Press Release
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03.26.09 Cleaners Leave Customer Out to Dry: WUSA-TV9
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03.01.09 DC Attorney General Sues CashPoint: Washington Business Journal
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03.04.09 DC Starts Site to Crack Down on Unscrupulous Businesses: DC Examiner
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03.01.09 New Web Site for Consumer Protection Goes Live Monday: Prince of Petworth
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11.18.08 23 Used-Car Dealerships Closed in Citywide Crackdown: The Washington Post
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11.17.08 DC Shuts Down 23 Used Car Dealerships: NBC4
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11.12.08 Citywide Sweep Shuts Down NE Car Lot: WJLA
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10.31.08 Student Renters Get Help With Housing: The New York Times
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09.16.08 Students Should Do Research Before Choosing to Live Off Campus: The Hilltop
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06.25.08 DC Plans To Inspect All Rental Housing: The Washington Post
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04.23.08 City Asks For Muscle To Address 'Slumlords': The Washington Post
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