New York targets fake IDs at summer concerts
New York state plans on cracking down on the use of fake IDs to buy alcohol at summer concerts, including venues in Syracuse and Canandaigua.
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New York state plans on cracking down on the use of fake IDs to buy alcohol at summer concerts, including venues in Syracuse and Canandaigua.
Governor Kathy Hochul announced today that state Department of Motor Vehicles investigators are conducting enforcement initiatives to stop the use of fake IDs for purchasing alcohol at summer concerts. Known as Operation Prevent, the effort also includes investigators from the State Liquor Authority, State Police, State Parks Police, and local
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Hundreds of fake ID's seized at Upstate New York summer concerts.
Hundreds of fake ID's seized at Upstate New York summer concerts.