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MN Attorney General seeks contempt order against Lakeville bar for violation of COVID executive order

Updated: 12:19 PM CST January 1, 2021 LAKEVILLE, Minn. The Minnesota Attorney General s Office said it will ask a Dakota County judge to find Alibi Drinkery in Lakeville in contempt of court for continuing to operate in violation of a COVID-19 pandemic executive order, despite a court-issued injunction prohibiting the business from opening to the public. A hearing in the case is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 5. In the injunction issued on Thursday, the court said Alibi Drinkery s initial opening earlier this month was exploiting the good conduct of others in the community who are following the law. The Attorney General s Office said owner Lisa Zarza told the court the business was closed again on Dec. 22; but on Dec. 30, Alibi Drinkery began to publicly advertise it would reopen, and was observed to be serving customers indoors on New Year s Eve.

Lakeville, Albert Lea businesses facing 5-year liquor license revocation for COVID-19 violations

Restaurants in Albert Lea and Lakeville face 5-year liquor license revocation

The MN DPS says The Interchange and Alibi Drinkery blatantly violated COVID-19 executive orders. Posted: Dec 31, 2020 6:43 PM Updated: Jan 1, 2021 9:59 AM Posted By: Jenna Richardson KIMT NEWS 3 Restaurants in Albert Lea (The Interchange) and Lakeville (Alibi Drinkery) now face a five-year liquor license revocation for ongoing violations of pandemic restrictions, according to The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division (DPS-AGED). Both establishments continue to sell or advertise the sale of alcohol for indoor, on-premises consumption in violation of the executive orders, and neither have come into compliance after numerous requests, notifications and court actions, according to a release from DPS-AGED.

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