Restaurant accused of pushing bogus COVID-19 cures, Penn. AG investigating.
A Pennsylvania restaurant is under investigation after local law enforcement received numerous complaints that the owner’s daughter was using its Facebook page to push bogus COVID-19 cures.restaurant was referred to the Pennsylvania attorney general’s office, Palmyra Police Chief Andrew Winters confirmed Wednesday.
“If you guys know anybody who is sick and who needs ‘I’ or ‘H’ ... we now have a resource,” Mason said. “This place is shipping it for free.”
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