In the raid, undercover police officers posed as customers and asked to be served alcohol. Conor O'Neill's, Shalimar Restaurant, the Parthenon Restaurant and Old Heidelberg Restaurant were ticketed in the incident. Tice said AAPD has posed as customers in Pizza House in the past. They attempted to buy alcohol without identification, but the restaurant employees asked to see their IDs and refused to serve them. He said he does plan to cooperate because his restaurant isn't in the business to sell alcohol to minors.
Liquor licenses are hard enough to get.
Logghe said AAPD has not set a concrete date for when it will begin entering the restaurants undercover. An LSA senior who asked not to be identified said she thinks the new program will alter the behavior of students. If students know that a police officer may be undercover in the restaurant, she said, they may be less likely to attempt to use fake IDs or order alcoholic beverages when underage.