City of Worthington v. Ogilby

On the evening of January 21, 1981, and the early morning hours of January 22, 1981, appellant, W. Stewart Ogilby, was a patron at the .Whaling Station Restaurant in Worthington, Ohio. While there, a dispute arose between appellant and the bartender over possession of appellant’s credit card, which he was using to pay for his drinks. As a result of said dispute, appellant and the manager of the restaurant also got into an argument. After resolving the problem with the credit card, the manager told the bartender not to serve appellant another drink. Later, when he was refused a drink,…