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Two south Bakersfield liquor stores have been closed after a multi-agency raid, according to Kern County Public Health.
Tommy's Liquor and Alnajar's Lucky Seven #8 received their low inspection scores on Wednesday.
Tommy's Liquor on S. Chester Avenue and Wilson Road received a 70% inspection score.
Public Health says violations included a lack of hand soap and paper towels in the restroom, observed chemicals stored near food and food equipment, and a "great amount" of dead cockroaches under food equipment.
Alnajar's Lucky Seven #8 on S. Chester Avenue and Dorian Drive received a 57% inspection score.
According to Public Health, violations included the facility is operating without a valid health permit, facility failed to demonstrate the basic knowledge of food safety principles, observed a fryer set up in a restroom, and improper storage of chicken strips, corn dogs, chicken wings, and potato wedges.
