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As I have replied to several persons here, the arrests were likely based on violations of public intoxication laws. This issue sounds like a local event where they had been having a problem with certain bars. Time will tell but this could have simply been a warning of sorts or a shot over the bow. Possibly these bars needed a 2x4 between the eyes to wake them.

Muleteam1

I wish you were right, but I'm afraid you're not. I thought it was just my city, but apparently it's a statewide problem. A friend of mine who was a bartender at a small, local bar went on duty one night around 8 p.m. She went to wait on a table of what appeared to be a perfectly sober man. He ordered a beer, and she brought it to him. BAM!!! She was cited by the TABC-gestapo for something like serving a 3rd beer in an hour to a guy who had previous DWI offenses and was on some kind of probation. How was she to know?

356 posted on 03/23/2006 8:05:54 PM PST by hispanarepublicana (I'd rather go hunting with Dick Cheney than get in a car with Ted Kennedy...[props to Auto Power])

there is no defense of these actions no matter how you try to sugar coat and/or excuse them.

They say they did it to prevent drunk driving. Time is up.

357 posted on 03/23/2006 8:08:39 PM PST by takenoprisoner (Sorry Mr. Jefferson, we forfeited the God given rights you all put to pen. We have no excuse.)