PITTSBURGH — For the second time this spring, a Family Dollar store in Pittsburgh has been cited by the Allegheny County Health Department.
In both consumer alerts, inspectors warn of mouse droppings and other evidence of an infestation at the store on Penn Avenue in Lawrenceville.
Health department inspectors say they found gnaw marks on bags of chips and dog food on Thursday.
And they found mouse droppings throughout the store, including in the dog food aisles; on shelves beneath clothing, towels and food; and in a storage area.
Channel 11 called the store Friday, but the assistant manager said they had no comment.
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