Woolworths has licence suspended after selling alcohol to intoxicated customer
A supermarket's liquor licence was suspended after it sold wine to an intoxicated woman and later refused to provide CCTV footage to police.
A Woolworths supermarket had its liquor licence suspended following an incident in which it sold alcohol to an intoxicated woman. When police requested CCTV footage of the transaction as part of a drink-driving investigation, the company repeatedly declined to provide it.
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Supermarket has licence suspended after selling booze to intoxicated woman
When police requested CCTV of a suspected drink driver buying wine at a Woolworths supermarket, the company declined, repeatedly.