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State seeks to revoke liquor licenses for 8 Yassine bars

The eight downtown Austin bars owned by Yassine Enterprises - including Pure, Spill, Kiss & Fly, Treasure Island, Hyde, Fuel, Malaia and Roial - could have their liquor licenses removed because of money owed to liquor distributors and back taxes to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.

Mike Yassine, the company’s president and owner, remains behind bars along with nine associates who were jailed last month and face federal drug, money laundering and weapons charges.

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Police: Woman was fencing stolen laundry detergent, cosmetics
Police have arrested a woman they say sold tens of thousands of dollars in shoplifted laundry detergent, batteries, shampoo and other cosmetic items at flea markets and from her Southeast Austin home.
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Police: Woman was fencing stolen laundry detergent, cosmetics

Police have arrested a woman they say sold tens of thousands of dollars in shoplifted laundry detergent, batteries, shampoo and other cosmetic items at flea markets and from her Southeast Austin home.

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Unlike nasal decongestants, which can be used to make methamphetamine, laundry detergent is generally used for its intended purpose after it is stolen, authorities and industry officials say. Many thieves are selling it on the street themselves at cut-rate prices, sometimes outside coin-operated laundries.

— Guys, this black market Tide story isn’t going away.  (via cheatsheet)

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