Last chance saloons: Police reveal their secret list of New Zealand's most troublesome bars New Zealand's worst bars can now be revealed with police figures showing where people drank before being reached by the long arm of the law. But it points to the liquor licensing paradox: bars may not serve intoxicated people but they are serving a product that intoxicates. Owner Neill Andrews is adamant – despite police claims the data is only used as a guide – that officers used the list of apprehensions in his liquor licensing hearing. Auckland's worst bar, with 33 arrests, is owned by a liquor licensing trust that "exists to sell alcohol responsibly". READ MORE:* Police wrest control of late-night boozing as new figures reveal most troublesome bars* Why is The Hood in Hamilton the bar whose drunk patrons cause NZ police the most grief?

Source: Stuff August 06, 2016 17:00 UTC