their job and shut him down.

lose his license for this reason for a year--but he had been given a warning 6 months earlier. Bar survived barely because it did serve Friday fish fries--had a good cook. But he learned his lesson

Unfortunately, this happens quite often. If this is a first time offense, nothing will happen other than the insurance provider shelling out. It's repeat offenders that get the license revoked. The worst that could happen is the bartender gets fired...and that's if he is found negligent.

...a guy gets a promotion at work, he and his buddies decide to celebrate. He has nine Irish Car Bombs....yes nine. Then a few other shots. And his buddies let him get behind the wheel, who then later runs over a person on a bicycle. The person on the bicycle was going to his second job, he sold his car to help pay for his daughters tuition, and his second job was also to help support her. She was first in the family to get to college.

Insurance company I worked for automatically decided to pay max limits. The president of the division even had legal look into how we could pay more. The policy was cancelled....but the Restaurant/Bar was not, first time offense. Bartender was fired and they got a new carrier the next day.

The news headline is the nothing burger. Sensationalized hype because its connected to Trump. There is a lot to get angry with Trump, this isn't one of them. This a symptom of the system, not Trump. Long after he's gone, this problem will still be there.

Hospitality/Restaurants depend more upon liquor sales for solvency than serving food.