MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee Common Council committee on Tuesday, December 5th voted unanimously to revoke the liquor license for Brett's Farmhouse -- a bar where there was a disturbing shots fired incident caught on camera in October, and a fatal shooting in January.



The full Common Council will vote on December 19th.



The committee vote was 5-0. The aldermen voting in favor were: Alderman Tony Zielinski, Alderman Jim Bohl, Alderman Nik Kovac, Alderman Cavalier Johnson and Alderman Khalif Rainey.



Two people have been criminally charged for the October shots fired incident. They are 30-year-old Demond Griggs and 28-year-old Korey Griggs. As of November 22nd, they remained at large.





Demond Griggs, Korey Griggs





The charges are as follows:



30-year-old Demond Griggs of Milwaukee:





28-year-old Korey Griggs of Milwaukee





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Prosecutors say the shots fired incident appeared to stem from Demond Griggs' beating of his wife in the bar's parking lot. The shots fired incident was captured by surveillance cameras -- and police released the video in an effort to identify the suspects. Both suspects were caught on camera firing weapons during the incident, prosecutors say.










The fatal shooting at Brett's Farmhouse happened on January 7th. Vernon Nevlis was sentenced to serve nine years in prison and six years extended supervision after pleading guilty in May to one count of second degree reckless homicide.









He was arrested in Indianapolis, and convicted of shooting and killing his own friend, 30-year-old Frederick Jackson, during a fight inside the bar.





Fatal shooting at Brett's Farmhouse Tavern





