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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br /> V. Ms. Murr further advised that Mr. Dockstader had two lemon drop shots and Ms. <br />Martinez had three beers and a lemon drop shot. (Romano’s Report.) <br /> <br /> W. Mr. Dockstader and Ms. Martinez then went outside for approximately ten minutes <br />before returning. (Romano’s Report.) <br /> <br /> X. After Ms. Martinez left Miles Sports Pub & Grub, Mr. Dockstader ordered a Vegas <br />bomb. (Romano’s Report.) <br /> <br /> Y. Ms. Murr asked Mr. Dockstader if he was driving and he responded that he would <br />be getting an Uber or Lyft. (Romano’s Report.) <br /> <br /> Z. Ms. Murr told Mr. Dockstader that she would give him the Vegas bomb, but that <br />he would have to pay the tab after that. (Romano’s Report.) <br /> <br /> AA. Ms. Murr recounted an experience of hers wherein an intoxicated person had been <br />hit by a car after leaving another bar at which she had worked in the past. (Body Camera Footage.) <br /> <br /> BB. Ms. Murr advised that she knew that if she did not serve Mr. Dockstader, he would <br />leave, and she did not want Mr. Dockstader in the road. (Redard Testimony.) <br /> <br /> CC. Ms. Murr further advised that Mr. Dockstader’s speech become very slurred after <br />consuming the Vegas bomb. <br /> <br /> DD. Mr. Malone-McGrew challenged whether the evidence in the record credibly <br />established whether Mr. Dockstader was visibly intoxicated at the time he was served with alcohol. <br /> <br /> EE. The City’s Special Prosecutor urged the Authority to exercise common sense. <br /> <br />III. Applicable Law. <br /> <br />A. C.R.S. § 44-3-901(1)(a), stating in pertinent part that it is unlawful for any person to <br />“sell, serve, give away, dispose of, exchange, or deliver or permit the sale, serving, <br />giving, or procuring of any alcoholic beverage to a visibly intoxicated person or to a <br />known habitual drunkard.” <br /> <br />B. Colorado Code of Regulations, Regulations Relating to Alcohol Beverages § 47-900.A, <br />stating in pertinent part that the licensee as well as any employee or agent of licensee <br />“shall conduct the licensed premises in a decent, orderly and respectable manner, and <br />shall not serve a known habitual drunkard or any person who displays any visible signs <br />of intoxication, nor shall they permit a known habitual drunkard or any person who <br />displays any visible signs of intoxication to remain on the premises without an <br />acceptable purpose . . . ”.