Parking Lot
Itsmytime
I’ve had enough and I can’t take it any more
Parked the car (no valet) at the club today and started walking to the front door. Then I see a cop cruiser parked next to the front door, with the club manager standing outside. No sight of a cop. I hesitated but decided to go inside. There was no police presence in the club and the atmosphere seemed no different than usual. When I left about an hour later the cruiser was gone and no hint of trouble.
What did I just experience? I generally stay away from cops, so was it worth the risk of walking into a bust?
What did I just experience? I generally stay away from cops, so was it worth the risk of walking into a bust?
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But then that place is no touching, and a local institution.
At the maximum mileage clubs, the most extreme ones with very little plausible deniability, I would be concerned. I would never be in an AMP when a cop is there.
If you tell us more about this place and the usual practices for that area it might help us understand better.
SJG
Ranging from having to be a witness to something someone else did, to getting hit with a stray thrown bottle to getting shot, I don't want it to happen when I'm at the club because I don't want to have been identified as having been at the club. I prefer to stay Anonymous, Jim.
A single cop car parked outside is probably nothing more than cops doing an investigation of a club employee or a friend of the manager.
Internet rumor says the detail cop is protection money. I never found an official explanation for the detail cop.
But, it seems to be legit. I think they are trying to use the places and the girls as listening posts, anytime their is a major unsolved crime.
They are hoping that someone will be bragging.
Usually they come in through the back door and stay in the kitchen so that the customers are alarmed.
The girls come on to them, well because they know that that works, and they don't want problems with the cops.
SJG
I've seen something similar at a few clubs, mostly down south and they officers are usually at the door inspecting people entering the club.
I've been in two clubs when cops came in - went straight to the managers office - and then left shortly after. I'm guessing it was one of the costs of doing business in the area.