More than a dozen Houston-area businesses have been busted for selling alcohol to minors

FILE - In this June 16, 2016, file photo, bottles of wine are displayed during a tour of a state liquor store, in Salt Lake City. Cheap liquor, wine and beer have long been best-sellers among Utah alcohol drinkers, but new numbers from Utah's tightly-controlled liquor system show local craft brews, trendy box wines and flavored whiskies are also popular choices in a largely teetotaler state. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)

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The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) is cracking the whip once again, busting 14 Houston-area businesses for allegedly selling alcohol to minors.

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Rayaan Food Mart in Spring and Pala Food Store at FM 1960 East are two of the stores cited by TABC to pay the highest fines, potentially likely because they settled with the state agency.

Rayaan paid a $3,000 fine, and Pala paid $2,400 for similar violations.

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Other businesses opted to for their citations to be restrained, meaning they are passing the blame onto specific employees who reportedly received TABC training.

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