An unidentified woman suffered burn injuries on New Year’s Eve after a bartender lit a drink on fire at a Santa Ana bar, according to a news report.
Santa Ana police said that the incident happened during the New Year’s Eve countdown at Lola Gaspar, 211 West 2nd St. After a bartender lit liquor on fire, a female patron’s face and hair caught fire. She was transported to a local hospital but the severity of her injuries was not disclosed by police.
No one else at the bar was injured; an investigation into the accident is ongoing.
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