Cincinnati District bar that was murder scene has liquor license yanked for 60 days
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The Chino Chido bar on North Stanton Street.
EL PASO, Texas A troubled Cincinnati Entertainment District bar that was recently the scene of a murder is temporarily closed after having its liquor license revoked for 60-days by state officials.
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission confirmed the two-month license suspension for the Chino Chido bar to ABC-7 on Friday.
The suspension stems from a Feb. 11 inspection of the bar, located in the 2700 block of North Stanton Street, that found multiple violations of Covid-19 regulations.
The TABC said Chino Chido exceeded customer capacity limits, failed to follow social distancing requirements, and violated other health protocols - such as not ensuring that employees wore face masks.
Shooting, stabbing involving soldiers puts nightlife near Fort Bliss under scrutiny February 16 A recent stabbing and a shooting are expected to be raised during the next meeting of Fort Bliss’ disciplinary control board. (File photo) Two Army sergeants assigned to Fort Bliss, Texas, were arrested last week, and one was charged with murder, following a bar fight in El Paso’s Cincinnati district that led to a fatal shooting, according to local police. The shooting was close to a different bar where another Fort Bliss soldier was stabbed multiple times in late January. Both incidents are expected be raised during the next meeting of Fort Bliss’ disciplinary control board, which determines off-limits locations for soldiers, according to 1st Armored Division spokeswoman Lt. Col. Allie M. Payne.