Bartender charged after crash that killed trooper
A bartender who served a drunken driver who was responsible for a head-on crash near Somers that killed a Montana Highway Patrol trooper has pleaded not guilty to several misdemeanors. Flathead County prosecutors say 31-year-old Nathan Hale is charged with negligent endangerment, selling alcohol after hours and selling alcohol to an intoxicated customer.
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Police target bar drunks and employees who serve them
Undercover cops working at Anchorage bars in recent weeks have brought criminal charges against about 20 patrons whom police say had too much to drink, and charges are pending for staff who may have served too many drinks to their clientele, police say. Read More
Over-serving charges in DUI crash: Conviction changes landscape for bartenders
KALISPELL - Montana's DUI road map changed on June 16, when a bartender was sentenced in criminal court for over-serving a customer. But what that precedent-setting prosecution might forecast for future cases remains as unpredictable as a drunken driver's turn signal.Read More