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Clerk cited for selling booze to minors, twice

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by Mike Colón
mcolon@cbs4qc.com

A Colona woman has been cited for selling alcohol to a minor for the second time in a month.

Jennifer Bouldin was working at BJ's, 526 1st Avenue, Colona when agents of the Illinois State Police ran an ACE check.

ACE, or Alcohol Countermeasure Enforcement surveys use undercover agents to find businesses selling alcohol to people under the age of 21.

Police say Bouldin sold alcohol to the underage person and was cited.  Her first arrest for the same infraction was on November 8th.

The Illinois State Police will be conducting more ACE checks in the Illinois Quad Cites and surrounding counties through the end of the year.

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