cafe shuttered after selling can of beer without food
Karaoke bar free#
The liquor inspectors also point out that when they asked him if he got free drinks and worked there WS had said "yes." They pointed out he went into a back room to grab his cigarettes and kept a drink behind the bar and returned to drink on multiple occasions. The liquor inspectors testified that WS was working the door and asking for ID. The 7,000-word decision goes to minute details of what happened that night.
The alleged infraction went to a hearing and the bar owner called to regulator customers, along with WS to testify. The liquor inspectors then identified themselves and issued the bar's owner, Kenny Chung, with a Notice of Enforcement Action. he was also observed to walk behind the service area of the bar several times to drink from a cup located there." "Later, one of the inspectors observed WS at the front door of the facility checking the identification of patrons. "WS answered in the affirmative to both of these questions," the decision reads. Without identifying himself, an inspector then asked WS if he was security for the bar and if he received free drinks for his work. Then with his back to the liquor inspectors, he took a shot of Southern Comfort and Amaretto. The decision says the liquor inspectors noticed an individual – referred to as WS in the document – interacting with people at the front door.Īt one point WS walked over to the bar and gestured to the bartender. The night in question took place in September 2022 when two liquor inspectors conducted an inspection at the bar. Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch decision, liquor inspectors accused the Corner Lounge bar in Nanaimo of letting a doorman take a shot of liquor while on duty and proposed a $1,000 penalty or be forced to close for a day. liquor inspectors accused the pub of letting an employee drink while working.Īccording to a recently released Feb. karaoke bar has avoided a $1,000 fine after B.C.
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