Three Laredo bars to remain closed for allegedly violating COVID orders
Feb. 5, 2021
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Guests dance at Billy Bob’s Texas, a honky-tonk in Fort Worth.Shelby Tauber /The Texas Tribune
Three more Laredo bars that have been temporarily closed by the City of Laredo for allegedly violating COVID-19 orders will remain closed for at least the next few weeks.
Two weeks ago, the Laredo Police Department announced that the city had been granted temporary restraining orders to shut down four restaurant-bars: Blue Moon Country Patio, Social Bar & Grill, Vibe and La Patrona Disco Bar.
Last week, a judge ruled to keep Blue Moon closed until at least Feb. 19. Hearings on the three other temporary restraining orders were set for Thursday.
Two more Laredo bars shut down after violating COVID-19 ordinance
Jan. 22, 2021
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In this file photo, bottles of liquor are shown at a downtown Laredo bar.Bradley L. from Yelp
After temporarily shuttering two bars found to be in violation of ordinances designed to curb the spread of COVID-19 on Thursday, the Laredo Police Department announced the closure of two more on Friday.
Vibe, located at 6408 Crescent Loop, and La Patrona Disco Bar, 1011 Iturbide St., were both served temporary restraining orders by police. This has effectively closed each on a temporary basis.
Previously, Laredo PD announced TROs had been issued to Blue Moon Country Patio, 9802 McPherson Road, and Social Bar & Grill, 7128 Rosson Lane.