(FOX40.COM)-- A Marysville bar called Stogie Box lost its license to offer alcohol after they allegedly served a small who was consequently associated with a car accident and continual major injuries.

" Preventing underage drinking is a public safety top priority," said Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Director Joseph McCullough. "We want to remind licensees to assist and check ids keep Californians safe."

ABC officials said on Nov. 17 they "purchased the revocation of the license of Cigar Box, situated at 311 D Street in Marysville, after discovering the establishment served alcohols to a 19-year-old on July 27."

The intoxicated and underage private hit two cars after he left business in his automobile then crashed into a tree, sustaining major injuries, according to ABC. As an outcome of their examination into the occurrence alcohol sales are banned at Cigar Box up until the license is transferred.

Police conducting DUI checkpoint in Marysville

ABC said they opened a Target Responsibility for Alcohol Connected Emergencies (TRACE) examination after the incident to determine the source of the illegally-furnished alcohol. They concluded that a Cigar Box staff member served the underage customer numerous alcoholic beverages without ever examining his ID.

Disciplinary action was filed against Cigar Box's liquor license for providing alcoholic beverages to a small resulting in "terrific bodily injury, and service to the undoubtedly intoxicated small."

Stogie Box agreed and settled the action to an immediate suspension of its alcohol license. If it is not transferred within 180 days, the department purchased that Cigar Box is no longer allowed to offer alcohol and that the license will be revoked.

The TRACE program is made possible by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The grant provides financing for ABC investigations of alcohol-related incidents that involve a person under 21 triggering fantastic bodily injury or death, or anybody charged with vehicular manslaughter that was under the influence of alcohol regardless of their age.