5 Cobb businesses sold booze to kids during last-day-of-school sting

Five Smyrna businesses were caught selling booze to minors in an underage alcohol sting operation.

Five Smyrna businesses were caught selling booze to minors in an underage alcohol sting operation.

Smyrna police ran an underage drinking sting this week and found five businesses that sold alcohol to a minor.

Police announced Friday that they checked 16 stores on Wednesday, the last day of classes for Cobb County School District students.

Employees who sold the booze were arrested on a misdemeanor charge of selling alcohol to a minor, police said.

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The following businesses sold booze to a juvenile:

• Chevron, 2875 South Cobb Drive

• J.R. Crickets, 4479 South Cobb Drive

•  Wade's Fine Eatery And Good Time Emporium, 1061 Concord Road

• Smyrna World of Beverages, 4474 South Cobb Drive

• Doc’s Food & Spirits, 2621 Cumberland Boulevard

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The following businesses received a letter from the police chief commending them for not selling booze to a child:

• Atkins Park Tavern, 2840 Atlanta Road

• Nam Dae Mun Food Market, 2148 South Cobb Drive

• The Original Hot Dog Factory, 1529 Spring Road

• The Stout Brothers, 1265 West Spring St.

• Texaco, 2691 South Cobb Drive

• BP, 3002 Atlanta Road

• Publix, 4480 South Cobb Drive

• QuikTrip, 2180 Windy Hill Road

• Coastal Food Market, 2539 Old Concord Road

• Food Depot, 3205 South Cobb Drive

• Walgreens, 2390 South Cobb Drive

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