Chicago police officers and employees with the city’s building department were taking pictures inside the Parlor Pizza restaurant, 405 N. Dearborn.
Investigators were also at the restaurant’s Wicker Park location, 1824 W Division St and the West Loop location, 108 N. Green. Agents were seen sitting inside the West Loop shop with stacks of boxes, CBS 2’s Jackie Kostek reports. Investigators spent several hours inside the three locations, which remained closed on Wednesday.
Employees who showed up to work in River North are locked out and had no idea what was going on, CBS 2’s Tara Molina reported.
In a statement, the Illinois Department of Revenue said: “In the event of potential violations of the Illinois Tax Act and related offenses, our Bureau of Criminal Investigations will investigate potential violations. The Illinois Department of Revenue cannot comment on ongoing investigations, however, or their existence.”
An official with Chicago’s Business Affairs and Consumer Protection Department said the restaurants have active, applicable licenses and “are in good standing.” The Chicago office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation said it was not part of today’s action.
An attorney for Pizza Parlor declined to comment.
In 2017, Parlor Pizza was sued in federal court for failing to pay overtime wages for former dishwashers.
That matter was settled in February, 2018.
other than the ppb initials
looks pretty normal on the ping pong front.
I mean there's no Jimmy Comet murals on the wall
> the evil fixer for the traitor John McCain, was unexpectedly found dead a few days ago.
>that explains the nun chucks
u may be on to something there