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Bartender fired for reporting drunk driver to police

Her boss told her reporting drunk people to the police was bad for business

ABC10 News

SHELBY, Ohio — An Ohio bartender is now looking for a new job after she was fired for calling the police on a bar patron.

Twyla Devito was bartending at an American Legion Post when she called police after she saw a man leaving drunk. According CNN, Devito said she came into work that day and saw the man, who was a regular at the bar, already hammered.

When he left the bar, she called police. Officers later charged the man with an OVI or Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence, after blowing a .16, which is twice the legal limit.

Full Story: Bartender fired for calling police: Twyla Devito reported a drunk driver in Ohio