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 </figure>TOPEKA – The Kansas Attorney General’s Office will mark National Consumer Protection Week with free document destruction events throughout the state, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said Monday.“Our office works hard year-round to protect consumers,” Schmidt said. “Next week, we will place a particular focus on helping Kansans protect themselves from identity theft and stay safe from scams.”The office will sponsor free document destruction at eight locations throughout the state from March 1-March 6, which is National Consumer Protection Week. Securely shredding personal documents is an important step toward preventing identity theft. The Hutchinson event is Monday, March 1 at the Kansas State Fairgrounds, gate 3 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Kansas AG's office to sponsor shredding events, including Monday, March 1 in Hutchinson