PORT CLINTON, Ohio — Two Northeast Ohio bars were cited for violating Gov. Mike DeWine's health orders.
Otay's Lagoon Saloon was cited Saturday night for disorderly activity.
Officials said they were called to the bar at 8 p.m. and noticed 40 guests that were not wearing masks.
Guests were standing and drinking alcohol, according to officials.
This was the third time the bar was cited for violating orders.
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Carney's Bay in Cleveland was cited for improper conduct on Saturday.
Agents arrived at the bar at 10:40 p.m. and noticed six to eight people drinking alcohol.
According to officials, the staff attempted to quickly dispose of their drinks as agents attempted to enter the bar. Agents were not allowed inside the bar until the beverages were gone.
This is the second time the bar was cited.
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