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CUOMO SAYS BARS AND RESTAURANTS WILL LOSE THEIR LIQUOR LICENSE IF THERE ARE
CROWDS

发帖时间：2024-05-07 06:23:23

 * [Libya] 来源：Cultural Spotlight: Exploring Diversity and Tradition

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said Sunday that he would revoke the liquor
licenses of bars and restaurants that have large crowds that are in violation of
coronavirus restrictions. There were multiple videos that went viral showing
crowded bars and restaurants over the weekend, and Cuomo even tweeted "don't
make me come down there" on Saturday in reaction to one video of bar patrons
seen in Manhattan's East Village.

 "I am not going to allow situations to exist that we know have a high
likelihood of causing an increase in the spread of the virus," Cuomo said at his
coronavirus briefing Sunday.

Although he did not give specifics, Cuomo said "there is a very real
possibility" reopening in certain areas could be rolled back if there is an
increase in coronavirus cases. He specifically cited Manhattan and the Hamptons
on the eastern end of Long Island. 

While restaurants have begun to open throughout the state with restrictions on
capacity, they are still closed in New York City except for takeout only and
bars are still closed statewide except for curbside service. Crowds have
developed outside bars, especially in New York City, as the weather has become
nicer. 

Cuomo said there have been 25,000 complaints to the state about businesses not
complying with social distancing guidelines, although he did not give a
timeframe for when the state received the complaints. Cuomo said the State
Liquor Authority and a special task force is investigating, and he said he
personally called some establishments that he believed violated the laws.

"This is the situation and these are the facts: 'Well, they're not being
ethical, they're not being moral, they're not being good New Yorkers,'" he said.
"Great. They're also violating the law. This is a question of violating the law.
Not just feel guilty, you're violating the law, all right and this is a very
serious situation and I want to make sure everyone understands the consequences
here.

Cuomo reminded people that open container laws are still in effect, meaning that
they face a violation for standing outside a bar with an open container of
alcohol. He also called on local leaders in New York City and the Hamptons to
enforce social distancing guidelines.

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Protests continued in New York throughout the weekend over the death of George
Floyd in Minneapolis. Cuomo warned that protesters and police should remember
"the law applies to you" on social distancing. He said police in particular
should be setting an example. 

"It's a very bad signal when you see police people who are not wearing a mask
and not following the law," Cuomo said.

The governor continued to tout the state's repeal of a law that allowed police
disciplinary records to remain private.  "I am very proud of what New York has
done because New York has remained active," Cuomo said.

Cuomo said every community should be discussing how to redesign their police
departments. He gave April 1 as the deadline to come up with real change.

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