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Mr. Galvin stated that he has owned L&G Liquors for three years, and is the sole owner. <br /> <br />Mr. Rennich asked the witness if had any employees. <br /> <br />Mr. Galvin stated that he had a part-time employee who only worked on peak hours on Fridays. He <br />noted that as owner, he worked seventy-eight hours per week. <br /> <br />Attorney Rennich asked if the witness had ever been before the Local Licensing Authority before on <br />liquor violations. <br /> <br />Mr. Galvin stated that he had a previous violation in March of this year. It stemmed from an after hours, <br />open container violation. He was not aware that was a violation. <br /> <br />Attorney Rennich noted that because of that violation the Authority entered a three-day suspension, with <br />one day served and two held in abeyance. <br /> <br />Mr. Rennich asked if Mr. Galvin if he remembered what happened that night in question and could <br />describe to the Authority members what happened. <br /> <br />Mr. Galvin stated that his employee asked him to assist a customer who had presented an out-of-state <br />I.D. He stated that he recognized the person as an employee of the Pine Street Junction Restaurant who <br />had purchased non-alcoholic products before. He stated that Mr. Jellema had tried to buy beer, six <br />months prior, and was underage therefore Mr. Galvin asked him if he had turned twenty-one. Mr. <br />Jellema stated that he had, and supplied an I.D., which was then photocopied. Mr. Jellema completed his <br />purchase and departed. Mr. Galvin stated that approximately one hour later a Louisville Police Officer <br />arrived and advised him that he had sold alcohol to a minor. Mr. Galvin did not recall having sold to a <br />minor within the last twenty minutes. <br /> <br />Attorney Rennich showed Mr. Galvin Exhibit gA, a photocopy of a Utah driver's license and asked if <br />that was the person he had sold alcohol to. <br /> <br />Mr. Galvin stated that was the individual, but he now wears his hair in a crew cut. <br /> <br />Attorney Rennich asked Mr. Galvin if he had discussed his policy of photocopying I.D.'s of persons who <br />were close to twenty-one. <br /> <br />Mr. Galvin stated that he had not discussed his policies with the officer <br /> <br />Mr. Rennich had no further questions for the witness. <br /> <br />Cross Examination <br /> <br />Mr. Barnett asked Mr. Galvin if he recalled a conversation with the officer that appeared in the police <br />report, dealing with a torn Utah driver's license. According to the police report, Mr. Galvin stated that <br />was the same gentleman. <br />Mr. Galvin stated that prior to the officer entering the establishment, another patron from Wyoming came <br />in with a rough looking I.D., who was born in "76". Mr. Galvin stated that he got the two I.D. 's mixed <br /> <br />7 <br /> <br /> <br />