Undercover?
goldmongerATL
The Square Above Charlie Weaver
At a club that shall remain unnamed for web search reasons, there was a guy sitting at the table closest to the VIP hallway entrance. He was in his 30's short hair and solidly built. He was drinking water and not getting dances. From that seat he could see the whole room and was watching everybody else. I had noticed him there while sitting near him.
I took a girl for a 30 minute VIP. the VIP rooms have heavy black curtains. About 15 minutes into our session, the curtain flies open and in walks this guy! He has this stern look and gives us a hard look up and down for a few seconds. At that moment there was absolutely no extras-related activity or exposure. After a few seconds he suddenly acts drunk and excuses himself.
When we left VIP he was sober again sitting at the same table drinking water. He watched both of us as we headed back out into the room.
This club is having police troubles. Really got the cop feel from the situation.
I took a girl for a 30 minute VIP. the VIP rooms have heavy black curtains. About 15 minutes into our session, the curtain flies open and in walks this guy! He has this stern look and gives us a hard look up and down for a few seconds. At that moment there was absolutely no extras-related activity or exposure. After a few seconds he suddenly acts drunk and excuses himself.
When we left VIP he was sober again sitting at the same table drinking water. He watched both of us as we headed back out into the room.
This club is having police troubles. Really got the cop feel from the situation.
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Also, that (possible) cop sucks at undercover work.
Hey I have been in 2 raids and in my home club we had a 6 month sting.
Cops often wear tactical footwear, with “regular” clothes. Pro tip.
Reality is not much a club can do when the powers-to-be are hell-bent on shutting them down and most clubs don't survive once the city has their sights on them.
Think 5.11 or any adjacent brands / styles.
= the ankle boots that police and military wear.
Club management didn't do anything? The girl wasn't shocked and didn't warn anyone?
I failed to mention we heard the bouncer loudly arguing with him as soon as he left our room. It got quite heated. At one point I heard the bouncer say something that included "you have five seconds!" Then it died down. No one including the bouncer came back to our room. I think the bouncer was going to let me have as much time as I wanted and we did run a bit over. When we left the bouncer was nowhere to be seen. I was surprised to see the guy was still there.
that guy was a loon tune who most likely wanted to enjoy a VIP but was lacking sufficient funds. sucks to be that kind of guy.
most bouncers that i have known over the years would have removed that guy right away.
As a drunk lunatic I resent that. Iceyape, you are prejudiced against drunk lunatics and imma go wildebeest on your bigoted ass. Now where can I find you? Also, where the fuck is my drivin’ whiskey? ROAR!!!
In this case Dickhead observed two people hugging. One happened to be nekkid.
He actually had a bit of a disappointed expression for a moment, like "crap, nothing is going on."
But, I am not a lawyer.
How did the dancer react? Did she warn others? Tell management? Etc...
I've seen club security do checks like this before.
But that is my guess. Someone on a crusade type thing.
It’s odd seeing a guy lurking around a private area when the guy isn’t an obvious bouncer - or the guy isn’t with a dancer.
It can be a very difficult thing to recover from, and get back to the business at hand.
Based on the description, that guy seems better suited to lurking in a glory hole or adult book store.
Given this is likely the ATL club that has been discussed b/f; then it raises the chances that it *was* a cop – from previous threads the city has been constantly harassing this club trying to get it shut-down; not to mention multiple other clubs in nearby cities have been shut-down in the last couple of years – from previous-threads it has been posted about cops going into the club and fining custies, and if I remember correctly also stopping custies when leaving the club – these motherfuckers in power will pull w/e stunt they need to when they are going after someone including bending of the laws; making up new laws; or just outright breaking-the-law – at the end of the day they *are* the law and will thus often abuse it – many clubs try to fight-it in court but rarely win in the end and it costs them a fortune whereas the city “never runs out of $$$” and its’ also not their $$$ so they often don’t care about wasting $$$ in litigation in order to get their way in the end not to mention there is often a financial-interest by the powers-to-be to get a club closed; and also strip-clubs will rarely get any sympathy either by politicians; the courts; or the public-at-large thus they are often alone in their fight w/ no-one backing them up.
You mean no customers are willing to back them up?
Customers or anyone else IMO - strip-clubs are considered seedy businesses and hardly anyone will stick their neck-out to support them b/c they'll be considered/looked-at as seedy themselves
Ultimately, it's money coming from the tax payers of that city and they do have the power to make it stop.
In Seattle, shit like this was going on for years. But a shitload of corruption surrounded it, club owner was paying straw donors to contribute over the limit for political campaigns, cops were dating strippers, just a big shit show until ultimately the FBI got involved and all his clubs were shutdown and property auctioned.
And the mayor lost the next election.
10 years later... I haven't heard a peep about any enforcement of anything in the several clubs that have opened since. And stories of extras in those clubs are rampant.
While there's a lot of liberal "defund the police" kinda attitude in local politics, the people in Seattle largely just don't care who's fucking in the strip clubs (although city ordinance did require "panic buttons" in the VIP rooms....) and are overall kinda pissed about police funding used to harass these places.
The only investigation to make the news in about 15 years was some crooked vice cop fucking a stripper and her selling drugs from him in the club. (club stayed open, cop's gone).
unfortunately, the people that go to the hearings are not well versed on public speaking or debate and often get sidetracked and are not able to drive the real points home.
i have watched several of these meetings and cringed when i've seen the dancers try to make a point.
i support them 100%. i wish the attys and others involved would help prep them to present their case better.
it doesn't help that they show up like they just finished work.
appearances matter in city council and in court.
You don't really have to "advocate" for them... Just following the local news on social media, and every time a sting makes the news, rant and rave about all the other shit the cops aren't doing cause they're too busy with their power trip over some pretty girls...
I'm sure you guys generally get the idea...
Some place other than the strip club review site...
Can be pretty effective...