Club Reseda

Its alright .. But if you wanna find a cougar there is a couple in there ;)

It's long but this is what I was talking about in my 1st review. I wish I could have seen this!!
Enjoy.

Excerpt from the September 8, 1999 Alcoholic Beverage Appeals Board hearing, Club Reseda v Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control

An administrative hearing was held on June 17, 1998 at which time documentary evidence was received and oral testimony was presented.

Department investigator Raymond Gutierrez testified that he visited appellant's bar at approximately 12:40 AM on the morning of April 5 1997. His attention was immediately drawn to the behavior of a patron, Francisco Cortez, who was seated at the bar. According to Gutierrez, he initially formed a suspicion Cortez was intoxicated when he observed him slumped against the bar and saw his red and bloodshot eyes. He watched Cortez leave the bar stool on which he was seated, interact with other patrons, return to a different bar stool, drink from another patron's beer, and then do so a second time, all of which led him to conclude Cortez was, in fact, intoxicated, and that appellant's bartender should not have sold him an alcoholic beverage.

The first time Cortez left the bar stool, he walked about 15 feet in one direction, swaying from side to side and bumping into several patrons along the way, and then returned to the same stool [RT20]. He left the stool a second time after a female patron began dancing about two feet away from him [RT 23-24]. He approached the patron from behind, put his arms around her, tried to place his hands on her buttocks. She pushed him away, but then resumed dancing with him. After dancing for one song, Cortez returned to the bar, but seated himself at a different stool, three stools away from the one he had left [RT 25], and began drinking from a partially-consumed bottle of beer that was on the bar in front of the stool, belonging to another patron who was playing pool. No one did anything to stop him from doing this.

Cortez left the bar again, this time to approach the table where another female patron was seated. He attempted to grab her and remove her from the table, but was stopped by her male companion. Cortez then attempted, unsuccessfully, to pull the male companion from his chair and accompany him to the bar. He then returned to the bar alone, sat at still another bar stool, and drank from a third beer that was on the bar in front of that stool. Either just shortly before or just shortly after this, Cortez danced with the first female patron, in the process pretending he was a bull, by holding his fingers to his head and rushing at her. Then upon his return to the bar, he spoke to the bartender, and was served a bottle of Corona, for which he paid. Cortez then consumed part of the bottle of Corona, turned his head away from the bar, and vomited. Turning back to the bar, Cortez then resumed drinking the Corona.