Workers Don't Wash Hands, Slime Buildup: Latest Restaurant Inspections | Patch PM

Watch out for skimmers attached to ATMs and gas pumps as you travel this weekend. Plus, new warnings from the latest Atlanta area restaurant inspections, and a father and son forced by a home intruder to go to an ATM machine wrestles a gun away with fatal results. Here are the top local news stories worth reading and talking about on Wednesday, June 28, as pulled from our Georgia Patch sites.

Card Skimmers In Georgia: How To Avoid Them

Authorities, both nationwide and in Georgia, are warning consumers to beware of credit-card skimmers — a relatively new technique thieves are using to rip off their victims. Skimmers are devices used to capture data on ATM and credit cards.

Here are good and bad notices from recent restaurant inspections in the Atlanta area:

• Marietta Restaurant Inspections: ‘No One Has Washed Their Hands’
• Restaurant Inspections: Slime In Ice Machine, Mold Buildup, Fruit Flies
• Restaurant Inspections: 82, or B, For Okinawa
• Paulding County Restaurant Inspections: House Of China II, O'Charley's, The Yellow Submarine
• Douglas County Restaurant Inspections: Gabe's Downtown, Ruby Tuesdays, Hunan Chinese
• Forsyth County Restaurant Inspections: Lanier Grill, Waffle House, Enzo Sushi

More Georgia headlines:

• 1 Dead In DeKalb After Father, Son Overtake Home Intruder
• Ex-DeKalb Commissioner Turns Self In On Theft Warrant
• Atlanta-Filmed 'Thor' Movie Seeks 'Muscular' Actors
• Georgia Officials Identify 2 Potent New Forms Of Fentanyl
• Watch: Atlanta Police Officer Punches Man, Is Put On Leave
• Atlanta Among Safest Cities For Online Dating, Study Says
• Hall County Man Charged With Murder In Party Shooting
• Freddie Freeman Set To Start Rehab With Gwinnett Braves

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