Vomit Cleanup, Moldy Drink Nozzles: Problem Restaurant Inspections | Patch PM

An armed robber wearing rosary beads pulled a gun on the clerk at a Gwinnett County cellphone store, while a group is trying to ban singer R. Kelly — who is accused of running a cult in Gwinnett County — from Atlanta radio and concert venues. Plus, moldy drink nozzles, and restaurant employees unaware of how to properly clean up vomit in the latest restaurant inspections. Here are the top local news stories worth reading and talking about on Wednesday, July 19, as pulled from our Georgia Patch sites.

Commercial Gambling Raids Executed In Bartow County

Arrests are pending after raids of five Cartersville area businesses allegedly turned up illegal gambling machines, authorities said. While the businesses targeted can let customers play what are called amusement machines, they cannot pay winners with cash, only with lottery tickets or store merchandise.

Plus both good and bad reports out of area restaurant inspections:

• Restaurant Inspections: Expired Food, Black Mold On Drink Nozzles
• Restaurant Inspections: 71, or C, For Casey's Home Cooking
• Restaurant Inspections: Tarascos Fails With Score Of 68
• Raw Meat In Veggie Sink: Cumming Restaurant Fails Health Inspection
• Cobb Restaurant Inspections: 'Person In Charge Unaware Of Vomit/Fecal Clean-up Procedures'
• Gwinnett Wings Restaurant Fails Health Inspection
• Gwinnett County Restaurant Inspections: Benton House, Taste Of China, Waffle House, Little Caesar's

More Georgia headlines:

• Teen Found Running On Interstate
• Dallas Teen Wanted In Canton Double-Homicide
• Rosary-Bead Robber Rips Off Cellphone Store
• Group Wants R. Kelly Banned From Atlanta Radio And His Concert Canceled
• Roswell Woman Charged With Selling Pills Laced With Fentanyl
• Gwinnett Widow Exploited By Housekeeper, Husband: Police
• Granny Thief Was Wearing Ankle Monitor At DeKalb Walmart: Police

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