A police sweep of 21 St. Charles businesses found none had violated their liquor licenses and served underage adults.

Two 19-year-old people helped police conduct the liquor-license compliance checks for these businesses:

• Alley 64, 212 W. Main St. 
• The Beehive, 204 W. Main St. 
• Binny’s Beverage Depot, 1950 Lincoln Hwy. 
• Chord on Blues 106 S. First Ave. 
• Dawn’s Beach Hut, 8 N. Third St. 
• East Side Pub & Grill, 2400 E. Main St. 
• Filling Station, 300 W. Main St.
• J & S World Liquors, 311 N. 2nd St. 
• Liquor ‘N’ Wine, 2460 W. Main St.
• Los Burritos Mexicanos, 2125 W. Main St.
• Lundeen’s Liquors, 137 S. 16th St.
• Magoo’s, 312 W. Main St.
• The Office, 201 E. Main St. 
• On the Border, 3050 E. Main St. 
• One Stop Liquors, 1401 Prairie St. 
• Ray’s Evergreen, 1400 W. Main St. 
• Rookie’s Pub, 1545 W. Main St. 
• Second Street Bar & Grill, 221 S. 2nd St. 
• St. Charles Bowl, 2520 W. Main St.
• Thirsty Fox, 104 E. Main St. 
• Wal-Mart, 150 Smith Rd. 

According to police, none of the businesses sold alcohol to the two underage “agents.”

The St. Charles Police Department does a random check every quarter of businesses within the city limits that maintain a liquor license, according to police. Sometimes, more than one check is performed if a particular establishment receives complaints.

In April, Scotland Yard shut down after its license was suspended following three violations—the most recent one where a woman was allegedly over-served.