Turinas Pizza and Subs

I checked the camera and talked to the bartenderThe customer was never asked to leave after he knocked over his drinkHe was refused alcohol and offered water or sodaHe left on his own after yelling a few profane words and said he was calling the policeWe also have cameras outsideAfter he stumbles around in the parking lot, dropping thingsHe finally sits on a curb and appears to make a callThe police came to the bar a short time laterThey asked for the callerBut he didn't stick aroundThe accusations the caller made are against the law and could have resulted in fines from the lcb and would have cost the bartender his jobThe police determined that the bartender was not intoxicatedAnd that he did the right thing in not serving the customer any more alcoholIt is the bar and the Bartender's job to refuse service to anyone who appears intoxicatedIt is a judgement call that has to be made on a daily basesThis person was upset that he couldn't get more alcoholHe left in his ownThe next day he returned at 6:There was a different bartender workingHe had left some movies he must have rentedHe asked and received them and left without incidentLater on that night he realized he left his coat there alsoHe returned again and this time the same bartender was workingHe asked for his coatA customer, on his own accord asked the bartender if that was the guy who called the policeThe bartender said probably not sureThen the two customers had wordsThe bartender then told him that he was no longer welcome.Sent frommy iPhone

I checked the camera and talked to the bartender. The customer was never asked to leave after he knocked over his drink. He was refused alcohol and offered water or soda. He left on his own after yelling a few profane words and said he was calling the police. We also have cameras outside. After he...

stumbles around in the parking lot, dropping things. He finally sits on a curb and appears to make a call. The police came to the bar a short time later. They asked for the caller. But he didn't stick around. The accusations the caller made are against the law and could have resulted in fines from the lcb and would have cost the bartender his job. The police determined that the bartender was not intoxicated. And that he did the right thing in not serving the customer any more alcohol. It is the bar and the Bartender's job  to refuse service to anyone who appears intoxicated. It is a judgement call that has to be made on a daily bases. This person was upset that he couldn't get more alcohol. He left in his own. The next day  he returned at 6:00. There was a different bartender working. He had left some movies he must have rented. He asked and received them and left without incident. Later on that night he realized he left his coat there also. He returned again and this time the same bartender was working. He asked for his coat. A customer, on his own accord asked the bartender if that was the guy who called the police. The bartender said probably not sure. Then the two customers had words. The bartender then told him that he was no longer welcome.Sent frommy iPhone