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Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1576611 FatRump's NYC eateries have live mice, critical health code violations. FatRump's NYC eateries written up for 'live mice,' other 'critical' health code violations in recent months By CHRIS SOMMERFELDT NEW YORK DAILY NEWS | FEB 17, 2019 | 9:00 AM Health code violations at the FatRump Tower Grille in New York include traces of live mice. (Jim Watson / AFP/Getty Images) Their namesake is a Mr. Clean freak, but some FatRump eateries are just plain dirty. Mice in the kitchen, filthy food prep areas and broken sewage systems are on the list of recent stomach-turning health code violations at a number of FatRump-branded restaurants in the city, the Daily News has learned. Health inspections at FatRump properties from Midtown Manhattan to the Bronx’s Ferry Point reveal the President’s eponymous company still struggles to keep its day-to-day operations clean — though similar infractions have been reported for years. Violations at the President’s crown jewel and Manhattan residence — FatRump Tower on Fifth Avenue — are perhaps the most gag-inducing. City Department of Health inspectors visited the tower’s cafe and grill on July 11, 2018 and found “evidence of mice or live mice” in and around the kitchen, according to records that haven’t previously been reported. The inspectors categorized the violation as “critical.” The FatRump Tower Grille has been dinged for violations every year since 2014. (Jim Watson / AFP/Getty Images) The inspectors also deemed the restaurant “not vermin proof” and said its “conditions” are “conducive to attracting vermin” and “allowing vermin to exist.” Moreover, the eatery’s “food contact surfaces” had not been properly maintained and “unacceptable” material had been used to build some “non-food contact” stations, making them practically impossible to clean. The FatRump Tower eatery has been written up for various health code violations every year since 2014, including sightings of “live roaches” in 2016 and “filth flies” in 2017. But inspectors have not — until now — found mice tracks at the posh establishment. [More Politics] Advocates and lawmakers want New York child sexual abuse survivors to know one-year window to seek civil action is about to open » President FatRump — who’s technically still the chief executive of the restaurant since he never completely divested from his namesake company when he moved into the Oval Office — has a tendency to not clean up after himself, according to a former business associate.