I am not from Kansas however, I've read articles about this particular bar and about an individual known as Albert N. Wilson. Couple of questions that come across my mind and this maybe the Northeast speaking, but why are your bartenders selling alcohol to underage kids? Normally throughout the U.S the legal drinking limit is 21, depending if a State decreases that restriction. I also looked up your State restrictions and Kansas State age limit is 21.
So again, why did you sell alcohol or let---at the time---that 17 year old girl into your establishment?
An additional side question, how many others ---whether it be young ladies or gentleman--- have you let into your establishment without Identifying they're age to enter?
This club needs to be...
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