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A statewide campaign for the Connecticut Department of Public Health warning teenage girls and older men about statutory rape and its consequences broke last week.
Created by Mintz & Hoke in Avon, Conn., the effort includes TV commercials, radio ads, billboards, posters and pamphlets that use the line, “Sex with a minor. It’s a felony.”
A 30-second TV spot features a voiceover by Andre Braugher, star of the hit series Homicide: Life on the Streets. He warns: “It doesn’t matter how old she looks.
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