Harris County had 274 overcrowding complaints this weekend

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Over the weekend, the Harris County Fire Marshal's office says it received 274 complaints of overcrowding at bars and other Houston-area establishments.

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) warned business owners who don't follow Gov. Greg Abbott's recent order will have their bar or restaurant shut down.

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Eyewitness News reached out to the Harris County Fire Marshal's Office for its most current overcrowding statistics. Here's a breakdown of the numbers from Friday morning to Sunday night:

• 138 restaurants

• 64 retail establishments

• 37 bars, wineries, distilleries

• 35 other

• 225 businesses total in the City of Houston

• 30 total in unincorporated Harris County

• 18 in other cities within Harris County

• 1 error (outside HCFM jurisdiction)

The Fire Marshal's office notes no citations were issued because either the complaints were unfounded or the establishments immediately complied. All bars were immediately referred to the TABC for further action.

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Since the governor's order, multiple establishments faced consequences, including having their liquor license suspended.

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Videos surfaced showing people standing close together, violating social distancing rules and not wearing masks at Spire Nightclub in downtown Houston.

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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner had even created an accountability wall showing the businesses who violated Abbott's order.

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According to its website, TABC has the authority to suspend any license that poses a threat to the public welfare.

The first infraction will result in up to a 30-day license suspension, and the second will result in up to a 60-day suspension.

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