This lawsuit involves less than one-tenth of one percent of the 25,000 prescription drugs that are reimbursed by Medicaid each year. While the vast majority of Medicaid drugs are reimbursed according to the law, I will continue to investigate other drug companies for similar activities. Preventing Crimes against Senior Texans By John Cornyn, Attorney General of Texas October is National Crime Prevention Month. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our senior Texans for effectively using one of Texas' best crime prevention tools Triads. Crime prevention is no accident.
People make crime prevention a reality by putting it into practice in their daily lives.
In Texas, seniors have led the way by implementing Triads, an innovative program to prevent crime. One of my priorities as Attorney General has been to promote the formation of Triads throughout the state. Triads are a three-way partnership among a local sheriff's department, local law enforcement agencies, and local senior organizations. Currently, there are more than 100 Triads operating in Texas more than in any other state in the country. When I took office in January 1999, I signed a statewide agreement that re-established all the Triads currently in existence, and I pledged to help in the creation of an additional 100 by the end of 2001.