Woodstock bar’s liquor licence suspended following man’s fatal fall

Bar owner speaks out on death of patron who allegedly had 17 beers

WOODSTOCK – A Woodstock bar owner says she won’t fight a proposal by Ontario’s alcohol regulator to ban the sale of booze at the bar for two months after the agency investigated the death of a patron who allegedly was served 17 beers.

Woodstock bar's liquor license suspended after allegedly serving customer 17 beers in 4 hours before he died

The provincial regulator has suspended the liquor licence of a Woodstock bar after it allegedly served 17 beers to a customer who later died

Ontario bar allegedly served customer 17 beers in 4 hours before he died: regulator

The provincial regulatory agency says the beers were served to the patron last October over the course of four hours at the bar called My Friends Place

Ontario bar cited for allegedly serving 17 beers to customer who later died

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario said it had investigated a bar in Woodstock, Ont., and after a review, suspended its licence for 60 days.

Man fell, died after allegedly having 17 beers at bar: Provincial agency

Ontario’s alcohol regulator says it intends to ban a Woodstock bar from selling liquor for two months following the agency’s investigation into the death of a patron whom investigators allege was served 17 beers.

Man fell, died after allegedly having 17 beers at Woodstock bar: Provincial agency

Ontario’s alcohol regulator says it intends to ban a Woodstock bar from selling liquor for two months following the agency’s investigation into the death of a patron whom investigators allege was served 17 beers.