If you're in the US: Be prepared to RUN if the cops show up and check for underage drinkers (under 21). Park a block away from the house if you have to; police are known to stake out particularly large frat parties and set up random checkpoints along Frat Row.
Minutes later, the revelers were gone and two police officers, who had been checking for underage drinkers, lay in blood, stripped to their underwear.
We will ask agents not to knowingly send us underage girls and casting directors to check IDs when casting shoots, shows and campaigns.
John L. Holland, the owner of The Hall, a bar five blocks from Seton Hall University in South Orange, N.J., is accustomed to the authorities' checking his place for underage drinkers.
Nearly a third of tanning salons in Wales are breaking the law by not checking if customers are underage, an undercover survey suggests.
For example, her agents might go into a tavern, undercover, to check on any illegal behavior, like underage drinking or selling drinks to someone already reeling drunk.
Regularly, in line with British licensing laws, Cogs have to check that those purchasing alcohol are not underage.
Boat captains rarely checked ages of workers, and Verité found underage workers forced to fish.
The alleged offences included taking unnecessary photographs of his underage patients' erections, exposing himself to them, comparing his genitals to theirs, and "checking them for sperm".
Speaking to the BBC, Rodney Collins - a press officer when Savile was a DJ at BBC Radio 1 - said he had been asked in 1973 to check whether newspapers were planning to print allegations of Savile having inappropriate liaisons with underage girls.
