STATE PULLS BAR'S ALCOHOL LICENSE.

Byline: Jesse Hiestand Daily News Staff Writer

It's last call for the liquor license at El Senorial 2 bar.

The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control revoked the license for good this past week after owner Angel Rosales was repeatedly cited for serving booze to obviously intoxicated patrons.

``They will never have a liquor license again,'' said Carl DeWing, an agency spokesman. ``It's illegal to sell beverages to an intoxicated person for obvious safety reasons. We don't want those people to leave the premises, get in their cars and kill themselves or anybody else.''

Officials said Rosales declined to appeal the ruling. The revocation went into effect Tuesday.

Rosales could not be reached for comment.

Since 1995, the bar at 5761 Lankershim Boulevard has been cited five times by state regulators for serving drinks to intoxicated customers and, in one case, having a female employee solicit a customer to buy her a beer at a higher-than-normal price, DeWing said.

In this illegal practice, the ``bar girl'' splits the extra money with the bar.

The most recent violation came in February when a Los Angeles Police Department vice officer saw a bartender serve two patrons who were slurring their speech and having trouble walking, DeWing said. One of the patrons also walked out of the bar with an open container, which is another violation of state law, he said.