Detroit Adult Entertainment: Detroit police to crack down on illegal nightclub activity
August 7, 2009 at 6:01 am | In Detroit adult entertainment | No CommentsDetroit — The Detroit Police Department is teaming up with local officials to crack down on city nightclubs where illegal activity has been found.
Their efforts have already shuttered one such spot near the west side.
The Platinum Lounge on West McNichols near Schaefer had its business license revoked this week after “a lengthy series of violations and shootings at the establishment,” police officials said.
The closure was announced Thursday by Detroit Police Chief Warren Evans and representatives from the city’s Law and Buildings, Safety & Engineering departments, who are seeking similar actions against other nightspots that allow illegal activity.
“Nightclubs like the Platinum Lounge too often becomes dens of illegal activity, including drug use, prostitution, serving alcohol to minors and gunplay,” police officials said. “Many of these clubs are immediately adjacent to otherwise quiet neighborhoods, destroying quality of life and posing a significant public safety threat.”
Detroit Adult Entertainment: DPD Cracks Down On Shady Nightclubs
August 7, 2009 at 6:01 am | In Detroit adult entertainment | No CommentsDETROIT — Detroit police announced the closure of a notorious nightclub that has served as a haven for prostitution, drugs and other illegal activity, said police.
The city pushed to have the business license revoked at Platinum Night Club on McNicols Road near Schaefer Road on the city’s northwest side after a double shooting on July 22 at the club.
The two people who were shot were teens who admitted to being inside the club just moments before the shooting. The victims said they were shot by a man who was inside the club, indicating there was a gun inside.
“There have been, since 2008, six nonfatal shootings and one fatal shooting as a result of people in this bar or outside this bar,” said Detroit Police Chief Warren Evans.
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Detroit Police Chief Warren Evans said nightclubs like Platinum Lounge too often become dens of illegal activity including drug use, prostitution, serving alcohol to minors and gunplay.
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