7-30-2014
http://wgntv.com/2014/07/30/walmart-refuses-to-sell-alcohol-to-iowa-dad-shopping-with-teen-daughter/
Walmart refuses to sell alcohol to Iowa dad shopping with teen daughter
According to The Des Moines Register, Jim Davis was trying to buy two six packs of Budweiser and some Smirnoff for his wife.
But when the 57-year-old reached the checkout counter at the Walmart Supercenter in Ames, Iowa, with $80 in groceries and the alcohol, the cashier asked his 15-year-old daughter to see her ID – instead of his.
Because the teen had no ID, the employee refused to sell the alcohol to Davis.
The store has had a policy since 2003 requiring ID from all customers who appear under the age of 40.
Walmart is testing point-of-sale age checks in some locations across the country,” the customer service statement read. “By testing this, we hope to discover the best methods for ensuring that products are not sold illegally to minors.
In addition, to comply with federal laws, stores may ask for the ID from individuals within a group other than the person making the purchase.”
http://wgntv.com/2014/07/30/walmart-refuses-to-sell-alcohol-to-iowa-dad-shopping-with-teen-daughter/
Walmart refuses to sell alcohol to Iowa dad shopping with teen daughter
According to The Des Moines Register, Jim Davis was trying to buy two six packs of Budweiser and some Smirnoff for his wife.
But when the 57-year-old reached the checkout counter at the Walmart Supercenter in Ames, Iowa, with $80 in groceries and the alcohol, the cashier asked his 15-year-old daughter to see her ID – instead of his.
Because the teen had no ID, the employee refused to sell the alcohol to Davis.
The store has had a policy since 2003 requiring ID from all customers who appear under the age of 40.
Walmart is testing point-of-sale age checks in some locations across the country,” the customer service statement read. “By testing this, we hope to discover the best methods for ensuring that products are not sold illegally to minors.
In addition, to comply with federal laws, stores may ask for the ID from individuals within a group other than the person making the purchase.”
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