A former North Wagga pub licensee and two teenage patrons have been fined over an underage drinking and gambling incident last year.
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Riverina licensing police stated on Monday that they had finalised their investigation into 15 offences involving a minor on November 26.
The former licensee was issued with two penalty infringement notices totalling $1650, for allowing the minor to enter the hotel gaming room and operating gaming machines.
A 17-year-old from Tolland was issued two penalty infringement notices totalling $440 for consuming liquor on the licensed premise and playing gaming machines.
An 18-year-old Tolland male was issued with an $1100 penalty infringement notice for supplying liquor to a minor on a licensed premise.
The Riverina Liquor Accord Joint Barred Committee last month barred the 17-year-old from all licensed premises in the Wagga Local Government Area until they turn 19.
The Tolland man, who supplied the liquor, was barred for 12 months.
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