Park. Good evening. Im ama daetz and im dan ashley. Thanks for joining us. City Officials Say theyre cracking down on the unlicensed and unregulated sale of alcohol, including an operation earlier this month. But the booze just keeps flowing. Abc seven news iteam reporter Melanie Woodrow has been looking into the issue and joins us live from outside the ballpark. Melanie ama and dan. Were starting to see some fans show up for tonights game. I was out here last night and saw several people selling alcohol illegally. It not only takes away from the licensed businesses here outside the stadium, it also presents a safety and Public Health issue. The perimeter of oracle park is buzzing with happy fans during any San Francisco giants home game, but authorities are frowning on the illegal sale of alcohol outside the stadium. Earlier this month, the department of alcoholic Beverage Control held an operation outside oracle park for citations were issued and illegally sold. Alcohol was seized, i
Alameda. Abc seven News Reporter Tara Campbell is there to tell us what its like tonight. Tara yeah, dan and ama. Well, its extremely loud right now. Theres a celebratory spirit here as family, friends and advocates gather to celebrate the charges that were laid down by the da yesterday, we did speak with a family representative yesterday. At the time, she said marios mom just wasnt quite ready to talk yet. She was still absorbing the news that she had just received about her son. But today, that change, she was ready to talk, vowing to still fight for her son. My son, you know hes not here no more. But im here. Im still, you know, fighting for him. My son jerry, right here. And you know, his son, seven years old. And we always missing him in birthdays. You know, christmas and all the holidays. Tomorrow is my birthday. If they do get charged, its just its not going to be enough. And i think we all could understand that. We all make mistakes. But if you make a mistake that big, you shou
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