Dancer profiles are now available! Free VIP for dancers, apply now. More info

Advertisement
Front Room

Underground 'stripper party' violating COVID-19 restrictions busted in Brooklyn

jackslash
jackslash61322904

Detroit strip clubs

5 yrs ago · 1 min read

I don't get it. The photo shows the venue being above ground.

Replies (8)Latest

Profile picture for rickthelion
rickthelion

I understand your confusion, but I have it on good authority that this party was organized by a male naked mole rat wearing a very sharp suit. You can probably guess his name... ROAR!!!

Profile picture for whodey
whodey

"A dancer was also standing and drinking at the bar, the state said." Only in 2020 would this be a "newsworthy" violation.

Profile picture for Dolfan
Dolfan

How does a club called Paper Rain not an adult entertainment license?

Profile picture for herbtcat
herbtcat

"According to the state, the party violated the state's 10 p.m. curfew implemented by Cuomo on bars and restaurants in order to slow the spread of coronavirus."

"Paper Rain’s" liquor license was suspended on Dec. 4, the state said, adding that the bar’s liquor license does not allow for "adult entertainment."

It wasn't raided because it was strip club. It was raided because the owners 1-Broke the 10 pm curfew, and 2-Were serving booze with a suspended alcohol license.

Still, total waste of taxpayer money.

Profile picture for rattdog
rattdog

new york also has a law that requires a bar to obtain a license for all types of dancing in any bar.

Profile picture for IfIGottaBeDamned
IfIGottaBeDamned

I hope this wasn’t one of Bharlem’s parties.

Profile picture for Cashman1234
Cashman1234

This is bizarre - and it’s only something that could happen in 2020!

Can someone explain what a socially distant lap dance is? It sounds like an oxymoron. I’m not paying for a dance where I watch from 6 feet. Many dirty northeast NJ clubs are usually tiny - and the stage can be about 6-10 feet away.

Profile picture for Cashman1234
Cashman1234

In NYC there are some odd laws. If a bar allows dancing - it must have a cabaret license - or it can get shut down.

I think the city is always looking to milk more cash from anyone who is there.

Join the conversation

Sign in to reply to this discussion.

Advertisement