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Outlaws Member Keeps Liquor Licence
Ontario tribunal upholds liquor licence for Outlaws Motorcycle Club member despite police interactions.
In brief
Ontario tribunal upholds liquor licence for Outlaws Motorcycle Club member despite police interactions. Ontario’s liquor licence appeal tribunal rejected revocation of Adam Bridge’s liquor delivery licence due to his Outlaws Motorcycle Club membership. Originally reported by Nationalpost.
Liquor Licence at Risk
A full patch member of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club can keep his Trenton, Ont., liquor delivery service licence despite three recent run-ins with police.
Regulator's Argument
The registrar of Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission argued Bridge’s OMC membership and police interactions make him unfit for a liquor licence.
Tribunal Rejects Revocation
Tribunal member Bruce Stanton ruled the registrar failed to prove Bridge’s membership and police interactions disentitle him from a liquor licence.
Bridge's Defense
Bridge argued licensing should be based on actual conduct, not assumptions about his OMC affiliation.
Licence Upheld
The Ontario Licence Appeal Tribunal kept Adam Bridge’s liquor delivery service licence despite the regulator’s proposal to revoke it.
The headline
Ontario’s liquor licence appeal tribunal rejected revocation of Adam Bridge’s liquor delivery licence due to his Outlaws Motorcycle Club membership.
