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Alcohol Limit

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sports1 year ago

"Phoenix Open Faces Crowd Control Challenges and Alcohol Restrictions"

The Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale had to close its gates and briefly halt alcohol sales due to overcrowding, marking the first time the tournament had to turn away ticket holders. Despite less-than-ideal weather, massive crowds flocked to the event, with up to 200,000 fans packing the Stadium Course. The rowdy atmosphere, particularly at the stadium 16th hole, led to a woman suffering non-life-threatening injuries after falling, raising concerns about safety and alcohol consumption at the event.

politics2 years ago

New Zealand's Justice Minister Resigns Amid Criminal Charges in Car Crash

New Zealand's Justice Minister, Kiri Allan, has resigned after being charged with being over the legal alcohol limit in a car crash. Allan, who had recently taken time off for her mental health, was also charged with careless driving and refusing to accompany a police officer. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins stated that it was untenable for a justice minister to be charged with criminal offenses and that Allan agreed to step down. The incident adds to a series of scandals involving government ministers ahead of the country's national elections in October.

politics2 years ago

New Zealand Justice Minister Resigns Following Criminal Charges in Car Crash

New Zealand's justice minister, Kiri Allan, has resigned after being charged by the police for crashing her car into a parked vehicle while being over the legal alcohol limit. This incident adds to a series of missteps and scandals involving government ministers ahead of the upcoming national elections. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins stated that Allan's breath test showed she was over the legal alcohol limit, although she was not charged with drunk driving. Allan, who had recently taken time off for her mental health, agreed with Hipkins that it was untenable for a justice minister to be charged with criminal offenses and resigned her ministerial roles.