LYNNWOOD — Seven stores reportedly sold alcohol to teenagers during a recent sting, according to the Lynnwood police.
The youths ages 16 to 19 attempted to purchase the alcohol at 49 stores in Lynnwood and the surrounding area. Two of the stores asked for and looked at their real ID cards and still sold to the youths.
Three of the seven stores were repeat offenders from a May sting.
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