State v. Kuss

On August 10, 1956, defendant was employed as a bartender at the “Huddle Bar” in Minneapolis which was properly licensed. On that date, John Madson, a Minneapolis police officer, dressed in civilian clothes, was served a 3/4-ounce drink of Calvert whiskey, for which he paid 35 cents. He then ordered, and was served, a second 3/4-ounce drink of the same liquor for which he likewise paid 35 cents. Thereafter, he ordered a third drink and handed defendant a dollar bill. As defendant picked up this bill, he simultaneously filled two *2433/4-ounce glasses and set them before Madson. After ringing up…