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  • Police from the Lee County Sheriff's Office load the last of four suspects arrested at Buffalo Chips restaurant on Old 41 Thursday night. Lexey Swall/Staff
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  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County Sheriff deputies raided Buffalo Chips restaurant in Bonita Springs on Thursday around and arrested four people for selling cocaine and marijuana at the restaurant while at work. The restaurant was temporarily shut down and its liquor license temporarily revoked. The four arrested in what is being called 'Operation White Buffalo' were Matthew Rutkowski, 40, bartender; Angelo Gutierrez, 45, a kitchen manager; Juan Vasquez, 38, a cook; and Paulo Casquez, 28, a cook. Lexey Swall/Staff

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