This ATV is being recalled for issues such as stuck throttles or a non-functioning no-seatbelt cutoff. Some recalls lead to returning the product. This Mahindra is brought in for repairs.

The Office of Attorney General Todd Rokita takes complaints on faulty consumer goods from all over the state.

These monthly Consumer Alert lists tend to have between 15 and 25 items, with hyperlinks to offer more details on why something was recalled.

This past month for example, several over-the-counter medications were recalled, such as Kroger Brand Acetaminophen, for lack of child safety packaging or clothes like Target brand children's sleepwear for failing federal fireproof standards.

There was also Spirit Halloween black lights that can cause fires, a side-by-side ATV with bad brake and throttle systems and an ice-maker with a plastic arm that can break off into forming ice cubes.

Rokita said it was also a heavy month for children’s toys.

“We're seeing one children's toy in violation of the federal lead paint standard,” Rokita said. “We're seeing in another, a choking hazard. And we're seeing an electric bicycle whose mudflap was mounted too close to the wheel such that it can get caught up in the wheel and flip the person over the handlebars.”

To produce these lists Rokita’s office also works with federal agencies as well as manufacturers themselves.

“The good company, so to speak, want the help, they want the cooperation, they want to be able to participate, so they can get a truly dangerous product off the market, as well, because they don't want to hurt anyone, either,” he said. “And they certainly don't want the liability for it.”

Rokita says if someone has an item on the list they’ll be able to return it, and If they’ve been hurt by an item they can file a complaint with their consumer protection division.

Go to in.gov/attorneygeneral and click "consumer protection."

Some items from the June 2022 list:

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