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Convenience store clerk charged for selling liquor to minors: Toronto police

Police alleged the man was selling alcohol to a minor from the Winners Lotto Mart convenience store where he worked. Lars Hagberg / File / The Canadian Press

Toronto police say officers arrested a man after an investigation revealed he was selling alcohol to a person under the age of 19.

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Investigators alleged the man was selling alcohol to a minor from the Winners Lotto Mart convenience store where he worked at 299 Ossington Avenue, near Dundas Street West.

Police said a minor would call the accused to order alcohol and the accused would then buy the liquor from an LCBO store for them at a profit.

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On Monday, police charged 60-year-old Toronto man Hung-Wai David Wong with supplying/selling liquor to a person apparently under 19 and selling liquor with no license.

He is scheduled to appear in a Toronto court on April 18.

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