Press release:
On Friday, Dec. 30, the New York State Police based out of the Batavia Barracks along with the New York State Liquor Authority conducted an underage drinking detail. Approximately 16 stores throughout Genesee County were checked and three sales were made to underage buyers. The following arrests were made:
Rashmikant Patel, 50, of Batavia, was arrested for unlawfully dealing with a child, 1st degree, and prohibited sale of alcohol to a person under 21. Patel was issued appearance tickets returnable to the Town of Pavilion Court.
A 16-year-old, of Batavia, was arrested for unlawfully dealing with a child, 1st degree, and prohibited sale of alcohol to a person under 21. The youth was issued appearance tickets returnable to the Village of Corfu Court.
Barbara Nehl, 73, of Corfu, was arrested for unlawfully dealing with a child, 1st degree, and prohibited sale of alcohol to a person under 21. Nehl was issued appearance tickets returnable to the Village of Corfu Court.
The following establishments were checked and properly complied with the law, denying sales to an underage buyer:
-Elba Yellow Goose, South Main Street, Elba
-Arrow Mart, Byron Holley Road, Byron
-7 Eleven, Buffalo Road, Bergen
-Bergen Country Store, Clinton Street Road, Bergen
-490 Truck Stop, Lake Road, Bergen
-Mill St Wines & Liquors, Mill St., Le Roy
-The Original Woody's Deli, North Street, Le Roy
-Pavilion Yellow Goose, Telephone Road, Pavilion
-Alexander Country Store, Main Street, Alexander
-Triple C Truck & Gas, Broadway, Darien
-West Main Mini Mart, West Main Street Road, Batavia
-Arrow Mart, Clinton Street Road, Batavia
another waste of taxpayer
another waste of taxpayer money .....
Yes - how DARE the state
Yes - how DARE the state police enforce the law!
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Thank you to the NYS Police
Thank you to the NYS Police and all of the police agencies for enforcing the laws and protecting us day and night. Stay safe brothers.
another waste of taxpayer
another waste of taxpayer money..... there are crimes that have already been committed that could use some investigation... no need to go out testing a store to see if it's breaking any laws..if there is a complaint, then investigate..... stop wasting my tax dollars on this non-sense....