What should you do if an intoxicated person requests more alcohol?

When an intoxicated person requests more alcohol, the appropriate action is to refuse service. Serving alcohol to someone who is already intoxicated can lead to unsafe situations, both for the individual and for others. It is essential to recognize that continued alcohol consumption can impair judgment and increase the risk of accidents or aggressive behavior.

Refusing service is not only a responsible decision but also aligns with laws and regulations regarding serving alcohol. Many states, including Nevada, have strict laws that prohibit serving alcohol to intoxicated individuals. By refusing service, you uphold these regulations and contribute to a safer environment within the establishment.

While asking the individual to leave or informing the police may be necessary in certain situations, the immediate and correct response to their request for more alcohol is to deny that request. This proactive step helps to prevent potential harm and ensures compliance with alcohol management practices.