2019-nCoV (Coronavirus)
- Thread starter Jackalope
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Yep, today is our annual golf outing for a good man that passed years ago.
No shotgun start, no beer in cans, no dinner and awards ceremony. Instead, 4 kegs and a 1/2 BBQ chicken dinner to go. I'm loading the cooler now.....rona, you're acting like a Karen.....knock this shit off!
No shotgun start, no beer in cans, no dinner and awards ceremony. Instead, 4 kegs and a 1/2 BBQ chicken dinner to go. I'm loading the cooler now.....rona, you're acting like a Karen.....knock this shit off!
They ordered a food truck so only one person touches the food. Shit is stupid
triple_duece
Ragin Cajun.
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Date: August 2, 2020
Contact: Staff Lieutenant Craig Cvetan
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Austinburg Bar Cited
Cleveland - Agents from the Ohio Investigative Unit (OIU) cited an Austinburg establishment overnight after observing blatant violations of the order restricting alcoholic beverage sales for on-premises consumption to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.
Agents visited the following liquor-permitted establishment and issued a citation after witnessing the violations:
The Corner Bar, Austinburg, Ashtabula County, received an administrative citation regarding the limitation on hours for on-premises consumption. At approximately 12:30 a.m. agents observed a female patron standing in the doorway of the establishment consuming an alcoholic beverage. Upon entry, agents observed approximately 10 patrons, all of which were consuming alcoholic beverages, and the bartender was in the act of pouring and serving additional alcoholic beverages.
The case will go before the Ohio Liquor Control Commission for potential penalties, including fines and/or the suspension or revocation of liquor permits.
The Ohio Investigative Unit is made up of fully-sworn, plainclothes peace officers responsible for enforcing Ohio’s alcohol, tobacco, and food stamp fraud laws. Agents conduct compliance checks to ensure the liquor permit premises are compliant with the Ohio Liquor Control Act. Agents also act on complaints of illegal activity on liquor permit premises. In addition to providing the safety checks associated with the COVID-19 directives, OIU agents continue to perform their normal compliance checks to ensure the liquor permit premises are complying with the Ohio Liquor Control Act.
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The Ohio Investigative Unit is charged with enforcing the state’s liquor laws and is the only state law enforcement agency specifically tasked with investigating food stamp fraud crimes. Agents also investigate tobacco violations. Follow OIU on Facebook and on Twitter.
www.statepatrol.ohio.gov A division of the Ohio Department of Public Safety
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Our emperor Dewine is not f'en around apparently. How's that grab ya?
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Date: August 2, 2020
Contact: Staff Lieutenant Craig Cvetan
ccvetan@dps.ohio.gov
Austinburg Bar Cited
Cleveland - Agents from the Ohio Investigative Unit (OIU) cited an Austinburg establishment overnight after observing blatant violations of the order restricting alcoholic beverage sales for on-premises consumption to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.
Agents visited the following liquor-permitted establishment and issued a citation after witnessing the violations:
The Corner Bar, Austinburg, Ashtabula County, received an administrative citation regarding the limitation on hours for on-premises consumption. At approximately 12:30 a.m. agents observed a female patron standing in the doorway of the establishment consuming an alcoholic beverage. Upon entry, agents observed approximately 10 patrons, all of which were consuming alcoholic beverages, and the bartender was in the act of pouring and serving additional alcoholic beverages.
The case will go before the Ohio Liquor Control Commission for potential penalties, including fines and/or the suspension or revocation of liquor permits.
The Ohio Investigative Unit is made up of fully-sworn, plainclothes peace officers responsible for enforcing Ohio’s alcohol, tobacco, and food stamp fraud laws. Agents conduct compliance checks to ensure the liquor permit premises are compliant with the Ohio Liquor Control Act. Agents also act on complaints of illegal activity on liquor permit premises. In addition to providing the safety checks associated with the COVID-19 directives, OIU agents continue to perform their normal compliance checks to ensure the liquor permit premises are complying with the Ohio Liquor Control Act.
# # #
The Ohio Investigative Unit is charged with enforcing the state’s liquor laws and is the only state law enforcement agency specifically tasked with investigating food stamp fraud crimes. Agents also investigate tobacco violations. Follow OIU on Facebook and on Twitter.
www.statepatrol.ohio.gov A division of the Ohio Department of Public Safety
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Our emperor Dewine is not f'en around apparently. How's that grab ya?
Oh but rioting in Columbus is completely ok. You can get smashed in a bat and drive home and potentially kill someone that's your choice, but we'll be damned if we're gonna let you hang around to get covid that only spreads after midnight.
They paid for a liquor license to be able to sell alcohol from whatever time to whatever time they paid for. Now these fuck bags want to revoke this because of a virus? I think it’s completely wrong in every way.
Ohiosam
*Supporting Member*
Big protests in germay today over the covid restrictions.
Sgt Fury
Sgt. Spellchecker
Someone explain to me how restricting restaurants alcohol serving time is gonna make a huge impact? Talk about throwing shit at the wall...
Big_Holla
Senior Member
We were talking about that over the weekend and only thing we came up with was your good judgement would likely be impaired
Saying "I Love You Man" while hanging on someone you don't know is a good way to get it?! LMAO!! 
Schu72
Well-Known Member
Yep. The way I see it, it's all about behavior. The drunker people get, the less they follow rules. Kind of like why they don't have nickle beer night at Cleveland stadium anymore.We were talking about that over the weekend and only thing we came up with was your good judgement would likely be impaired