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09/19/05
A record percentage of bars, restaurants and package stores along Forest Drive and in Parole are facing fines or revocations of their liquor licenses for allegedly serving alcohol to underage police cadets this summer. Find Us On Facebook
Three city Alcoholic Beverage Control Board members spent two hours in disciplinary hearings this month for the citations, made by city and state police in an undercover sting at 27 businesses on June 15, and cited 40 percent of them. "It's really pretty disgusting," said Sgt. Jim Olienyk, who has run the compliance check program for city police since 1997. "This is absolutely the worst result we've...
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