How officials protect consumers from illegal food sales
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Phil Maytubby quickly pulled in and parked in front of the black Ford Expedition , blocking its escape. Clipboard in hand, he jumped out of his red pickup, then said, "Are you ready to go to jail?”
Eloisa Salgado Leon , 35, shook her head and threw her hands up in the air, knowing the dozens of burritos, sandwiches and other food items would be confiscated and thrown away. The few construction workers waiting to ...
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