OLCC expands operations to catch businesses selling alcohol, cannabis to minors
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission is cracking down on businesses that serve alcohol and marijuana to customers under the age of 21. Through the agency’s Minor Decoy Operations, Oregonians between the ages of 18 and 20 who look younger than 26 years old attempt to purchase alcohol or marijuana. The operations help the OLCC determine which retailers are abiding by state laws.
Source: koin.com
