Cops in shops
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Cops in Shops is an alcohol law enforcement program in the United States in which undercover police officers work with participating alcoholic beverage retailers. The purpose of the program is to discourage minors and adults under the age of 21 from buying alcohol.
The program is funded by the Century Council, an organization that works to reduce underage drinking and drunk driving.
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