WASHINGTON (WUSA9) - Mystery food at a Takoma Park meat market, a sewage complaint on a pool table, rodents at a Silver Spring restaurant, food at potentially unsafe temperatures at a Virginia yogurt shop and an Anacostia grocery store were cited in recent health department closure orders.

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Inspectors closed Yogiberry in Reston, Star Halal in Takoma Park, Nahom Market in Silver Spring, Rockville Billiards in Rockvillee, and Anacostia Market in the District.

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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA 9) ---Taking care of your health is a big responsibility. For the District's residents, it is hard to address health needs when money is low. Bread for the City makes sure low-income city residents can see a doctor.

Fifteen years ago, Michael Blue says he saw the head doctor, Dr. Randi Abramson, by chance. He had stopped inside the medical clinic at Bread for the City, because his wife was sick.

"I got here bringing my wife and Randi approached me and asked me, '...and when have you had a check up?' and it had been like, never, and discovered that I had beginnings of high blood pressure."

Dr. Abramson put both Blue and his wife on a path to better health.

WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Four firefighters are being investigated for an alleged sexual assault of a female firefighter at a DC firehouse, officials say.

The firehouse where the alleged incident occurred at Engine #1 which is located on the 2200 block of M Street, N.W. Two firefighters and two supervisors have been placed on administrative duties. The female firefighter is from the same unit as the four that are being investigated, officials say. 

D.C. Police say that a report for a misdemeanor sex abuse at 2200 M Street NW was filed on May 31. The incident occurred around midnight.

The police report shows that the accuser reported that "she was asleep at the Firehouse when she felt someone touched her inner thigh."