Mob rat testifies about beating at S.I. strip club in racketeering trial of repu

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• Lurker_X

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  6 years ago

  I have thought before that clubs which appear mostly empty, few customers or dancers, which remain open anyhow, could be money laundrying fronts
• jsully63

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  6 years ago

  Often times banks are reluctant to approve a business loan for a strip club if they are trying to maintain a clean reputation in the community. Although legal many people look suspiciously at strip clubs. So if your looking to open or buy a club or make upgrades and the bank won’t loan you money guess where you go for a loan? I’d suspect this happens quite a bit and is the first step for the mob to get their hands into the clubs business
• JohnTitor

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  6 years ago

  strippergate Seattle
  
  Killed a number of awesome gentleman's club around here =(
  
  https://www.nytimes.com/2003/08/27/us/a-…