Some strippers get upset if you let Mr. Happy out without their permission.
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
A University of Georgia football player who witnessed the altercation helped remove the unruly customer from Toppers International Showbar by picking him up carrying him outside, police noted.
Officers said a bouncer then punched the customer.
When officers responded to the club at about 1 a.m., they said they found Joseph William Kirkland, 59, of Winder, facedown on the sidewalk with his shoes off and the shoestrings tied around his ankles. Police noted he was bleeding from a cut on his forehead and had a golf ball-size bump above his cheek.
The bouncer, 31-year-old Andrew Ho Kim, was arrested and charged with battery and possession of marijuana.
Kirkland was charged with public indecency and public intoxication.
There was no mention in a police incident report about who tied the customer’s ankles together.
The brawl began after Kirkland allegedly exposed himself to a Toppers employee while she was dancing for him in a room at the club.
The woman told police that she asked Kirkland to zip himself up before leaving the room, but he was still exposed when she returned a few minutes later.
The dancer then alerted Kim and other employees, who attempted to remove Kirkland from the club, police said.
While being ushered through the club, witnesses told police that Kirkland punched and elbowed Kim in the bar area.
That’s when UGA’s 298-pound offensive lineman Zach DeBell stepped in to help the employees.
DeBell “carried Kirkland out of the bar by his belt and collar and had placed him on the sidewalk outside the front doorway,” according to the police report.
“DeBell also stated that when Kirkland was on his stomach on the sidewalk,” police noted, “(the bouncer) had punched Kirkland in the face.”
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To say that if the customer did what he was told, the nothing would have happened, does not excuse the violence in anyway. It is a very foolish way of trying to legitimate it.
If I had been there, violent people would have been place under citizens arrest and a campaign would be underway to close the club down, as well as subject its owner to civil penalties.
I have closed down local businesses before, and likely I will close down more.
SJG
Is this it?
https://www.tuscl.net/club.php?ID=3284
100 N Jackson St
Athens, GA 30601
Any website, contact email? Any people out there who would be willing to take actions on the ground? The way I usually do it is approach the business owner in front of his employees and explain the problem and why it needs to be solved, and if he shows any resistance I just tell him that either he is going to solve it or I will solve it. Anyone out there on the ground who would like to get involved? Letting the owner see a face, and see it a few times, goes a long way to changing the situation. Embarrassing them in front of their staff goes a long way too.
SJG
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9efgLHgsBm…
SJG