Hidden Camera Reveals Servers And Bartenders Not Following Social Distancing Guidelines
And as those cases spike - complaints are flooding vanderburgh county health department ---- with reports of businesses dis- regarding - state safety measures.
We go now to 44news reporter tyler druin ----- he is live in evansville with a look at the furious words coming in - from the river city.
The vanderburgh county health department received approval to hire two new health and safety enforcement officers - these new positions come - as more and more patrons say restaurant staff aren't playing by the rules - "its those people that are out that are eating at a restaurant or stopping by the drive thru there telling us people are not wearing their mask and their not social distancing " according to the vanderburgh county health department their office receives around 20 complaints a day regarding servers and bartenders not following state rules - "if i am allowed to walk into a restaurant without wearing a mask, i feel somewhat safe" as you can see our 44news hidden cameras captured restaurant after restaurant in evansville not following social distancing guidelines or not wearing their mask correctly - "here locally we've had a spike in vanderburgh county" with covid-19 cases on the rise - local health officials along with the cdc are urging the public to play it safe - at this restaurant on green-river road - wednesday night - you can see this server at the table picking up the customers check - the server not wearing his mask correctly - within six feet of customers and food - 15 minutes later - across the street at this restaurant - more servers at tables - not wearing their mask correctly - again within six feet of food and customers evansville resident james johnson says its to soon for his family to eat out "we don't go out to eat much, the family don't, since the pandemic started - a lot of people don't wear their correctly there is ppl that don't wear their mask at all so the sicker we get the worse its going to be" the vanderburgh county health department says their mission is to educate restaurant managers - according to guidelines - if restaurants do not follow orders in place by local health departments they could be forced to close "worst case scenario we may shutdown a restaurant, if they don't really wanna follow the rules and guidelines and protect people it would go through the courts and we would issues an order for them to close" more than half of the new covid-19 cases in vanderburgh county - are those between the ages of 18- and 35 live in evansville on franklin street - tyler druin 44news vanderburgh county now reporting -- bars as
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