Four bars on San Antonio's St. Mary's Strip named in over-serving lawsuit
A deadly wrong-way crash in July claimed three lives, including that of 20-year-old Koree Alcoser and an off-duty Bexar County sheriff's deputy, also 20. Now, Alcoser's father is suing four San Antonio bars, arguing that they over-served the driver who allegedly caused the fatal collision. That driver, Jorge Luis Paragas Jr., was the third person who died in the accident.
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