Brann’s liquor license suspended for over-serving suspect in deadly drunk driving crash

Brann’s liquor license suspended for over-serving suspect in deadly drunk driving crash

HOLLAND TWP. — Brann’s Steakhouse and Grille in Holland Township will have its liquor license returned Friday, Dec. 16, following a two-7 days suspension from the Michigan Liquor Manage Fee around the restaurant’s dealing with of the suspect in a lethal drunk driving crash in February.

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In accordance to fee information, Brann’s racked up 3 coverage violations when it “sold or furnished alcoholic liquor” to Michael Jay Brown Jr. though he was in “an intoxicated or visibly intoxicated” problem, authorized him to take in that liquor “upon the accredited premises” and permitted him to loiter.

Brann’s liquor license suspended for over-serving suspect in deadly drunk driving crash

Brown, of West Olive, faces a 2nd diploma murder demand — in addition costs of running although intoxicated resulting in demise and reckless driving resulting in death — for a crash that killed Eugene Filar, 77, of Indiana, and very seriously hurt his 76-year-previous passenger on Feb. 7.

Courtroom records show Brown drank at Brann’s for about 7 hours right before getting at the rear of the wheel and in the long run resulting in the fatal incident on U.S.-31.