A month-long liquor enforcement operation by the McHenry County Sheriff's office and Illinois State Police found an Algonquin business one of three alleged to have sold alcohol to a minor.
Sheriff Keith Nygren said Town Liquors, 1127 W. Algonquin Road sold alcoholic beverage to an underage volunteer police sent in for a compliance check. Nygren said two stores in McHenry and Cary similarly failed the check.
Nygren said 29 other stores around the county did pass the test, though.
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Why is it not illegal for the sheriff's department to send a minor into a liquor store to purchase liquor? It should be against the law for law enforcement agencies to break the law to enforce it!
Guess it is just too expensive to watch a store until a known minor enters and buys liquor.
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