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Missouri AG claims price discrepancies at Dollar General in lawsuit

File -- Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit against Dollar General claiming the chain was charging different prices than what was listed on the shelves of its stores, according to a Wednesday press release.
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File -- Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit against Dollar General claiming the chain was charging different prices than what was listed on the shelves of its stores, according to a Wednesday press release.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ)

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit against Dollar General, claiming "unfair and deceptive pricing" in hundreds of stores, according to a Wednesday press release from the Attorney General’s office. 

Bailey claims Dollar General violates Missouri’s consumer protection law by listing one price on shelves then allegedly charging a different price at the register. 

The release also states that an investigation -- conducted by the Missouri Department Of Agriculture’s Weights, Measures and Consumer Protection Division – indicated almost 100 stores failed price discrepancy inspections.  

Dollar General has more than 600 locations in Missouri.

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