A judge has temporarily shut down a bar on Staten Island that’s been at the center of controversy for months over its compliance with state and city COVID regulations.
The city says a judge order the closure after Mac’s Public House sold alcohol last week despite having a suspended liquor license.
Deputies from the New York City Sheriff’s office entered the business Friday night to execute a temporary closure order. Sheriff Joseph Fucito said deputies padlocked the establishment after it was swept clean and they made sure no one was inside.
No arrests were made as the bar reopened against city orders. The owner has
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