A man is visiting restaurants, claiming to be a health official. He makes videos of these visits, which have been posted online. These videos typically show him searching for issues in the kitchen.
His actions have been reported to authorities in DeKalb County. Further information about this incident can be found through local news sources, including WSB-TV. Authorities are seeking help from the public to address this issue.
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