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Carroll County liquor board finds three licensees culpable in underage-sale cases; penalties ordered
Summary
After three underage-sale compliance checks, the Carroll County Board of License Commissioners found three licensees culpable and imposed fines and a suspension. The board cited staff inspection reports and follow-up compliance checks in each case.
The Carroll County Board of License Commissioners on April (date on record) found three licensees culpable for selling alcohol to an underage volunteer following routine compliance checks and ordered penalties ranging from fines to a brief suspension.
The board opened formal hearings on three cases where inspectors said licensed staff sold alcoholic beverages to a 19-year-old volunteer who presented a vertical (underage) license. William Ledley, the board’s part-time liquor inspector, presented the compliance-check reports in each matter and the board then heard testimony from licensees, managers and counsel.
In case 6548, involving Taco Loco (265 Baltimore Boulevard), inspector William Ledley testified that an underage volunteer was served a beer on Feb. 20, 2025. Licensee Jose Antonio Ulloa acknowledged the incident, said the server was fired and described written policies and staff training his company…
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