D.A. Perhaps Served Alcohol to Man Killed
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Merced County’s district attorney said he may have served alcohol to a 20-year-old man who was hit and killed by a car as he walked home from a party.
Gordon Spencer said he didn’t ask for IDs when he was a volunteer bartender at a Dec. 18 event for employees and guests at the Merced Golf and Country Club. Victim Greg Gomez had a blood alcohol level of 0.245.
Spencer said he had expected the country club’s manager to let him know if anyone who asked for a drink was younger than 21.
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