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Cracker Barrel faces scrutiny after underage alcohol sale incident

June 14, 2024 | St. Mary's County, Maryland


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Cracker Barrel faces scrutiny after underage alcohol sale incident
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed a significant violation involving the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store in California, Maryland, where an employee served an alcoholic beverage to an underage confidential informant during a compliance check conducted by the Saint Mary's County Sheriff's Office.

On March 21, 2024, the informant, accompanied by a sheriff's sergeant, ordered a strawberry mimosa but was not asked for identification by the server, identified as Kennedy Skye Correlli. Following the incident, Deputy Stephen Myers informed Correlli of the violation, to which she expressed regret and acknowledged the importance of verifying age before serving alcohol.

The board emphasized the seriousness of alcohol compliance, noting that employees are regularly reminded of their responsibilities during daily shift meetings. The management of Cracker Barrel stated their commitment to ensuring compliance with alcohol sales regulations, not just during inspections but consistently.

As a result of the violation, Correlli and the establishment will be summoned to appear before the board to address the incident. The meeting underscored the ongoing efforts by local authorities to enforce alcohol regulations and maintain public safety in Saint Mary's County.

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