A bar accused of serving San Antonio Councilman Clayton Perry 14 alcoholic beverages in four hours before his November head-on crash is under investigation by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
In a statement, the commission said its agents are investigating allegations of overservice at the Evil Olive, located on Thousand Oaks on the city’s North Side, after more details of the“The investigation remains open. Agents are investigating allegations of overservice at the business as laid out by the recent PC affidavit. There are no findings to report at this time.”
Perry is facing charges of DWI and failure to stop and give information. He is currently on a temporary leave of absence from his District 10 position. Fellow council members issued aThe affidavit states that Perry drove from the Evil Olive parking lot to a Bill Miller Bar-B-Q located across the street. The councilman got into the drive-thru line, didn’t order anything and remained at the window for about 10 minutes after being asked to leave by a staff member, the document states.
That’s where a responding officer found Perry lying in his backyard and barely conscious. Perry denied driving home or being involved in a crash. Perry was already facing a Class B misdemeanor charge for failure to stop and give information after a crash that resulted in damages to a vehicle over $200.
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