Employees of Still Life Chapel Hill are accused of serving alcohol to people younger than the age of 21, according to the North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division [ALE].
The Feb. 14 crash along North Carolina Highway 87 near Olivia Road killed three people and left another with critical injuries in the hospital, according to an arrest warrant. Two of the people killed were Fort Bragg soldiers.
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The arrest warrant states the crash happened around 3:46 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 14 when a 2022 Toyota Sedan crossed left of center and hit a 2015 Chevrolet pickup truck head-on.
Agents uncovered that one of the passengers was underage and served at Still Life before the Feb. 14 crash.
Here are the four people who face charges:
- Sharif Abuhatoum, 47, of Greenville, is charged with failure to superintend an ABC licensed establishment (misdemeanor).
- Cameron Michael Renna, 35, of Morrisville, is charged with two counts of selling a mixed beverage to a person younger than 21 (misdemeanor) and furnishing alcoholic beverages in violation of North Carolina general statutes (misdemeanor).
- Anthony Tameron Wise III, 24, of Fort Bragg, is charged with two counts of aiding or abetting the purchase of alcoholic beverages by a person younger than 21.
- Bonnie Zhange, 21, of Asheville, is charged with two counts of misdemeanor selling a mixed beverage to a person younger than 21.
The ALE previously investigated Still Life Chapel Hill for a January 2024 crash that killed UNC student Molly Rotunda.
