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12-22-18 00:19 #4867
Posts: 13Originally Posted by Postman [View Original Post]
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12-21-18 13:07 #4866
Posts: 161I'm trying to figure out what happened here. I'm sure the authorities always knew what was going on in the clubs. It wasn't too hard to find out what was going on. I just thought the right people were being greased to look the other way.
Something changed. I don't know if we'll ever get the whole story. Back when the AMPs were raided it seemed to be one overzealous Providence cop on a crusade. Who knows what happened here.
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12-21-18 12:19 #4865
Posts: 176Originally Posted by SnoozeULoose4 [View Original Post]
From a November 2013 article:
Most recently, Providence Mayor Angel Taveras proposed a one-strike law that would permanently close any adult entertainment location the first time performers are caught soliciting patrons for sex.
Solomon's Response.
"I have supported increased regulation of entertainment establishments since being elected to the city council in 2007," Solomon told GoLocal. "In 2009, I authored legislation prohibiting minors from dancing in nightclubs upon learning that there was no such statute in place. Earlier this year, after learning that an establishment hired a fourteen-year-old girl, I submitted an ordinance to require age verification for nightclub employees, which was subsequently supported by the Attorney General. Furthermore, at the last city council meeting, I introduced an ordinance with the Mayor that automatically revokes an entertainment establishment's license if certain illegal activities are discovered. I will continue to do everything in my power to protect the youth of our city and hold these establishments accountable for violating the law. ".
So because a guy got too rough in the champagne room and the dancer rightly reported being sexually assaulted, it forced the cops to investigate. If that guy had not been an asshole, the cops would have stayed "clueless" and FL would still be open.
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12-21-18 11:45 #4864
Posts: 160Caddy
So I stopped in at the Caddy to see one of the girls I know from F / L The VIP rooms are closed so all of thence areas are totally open. I assume they don't want to have any issues or publicity like the ones a few years ago. So now I'm wondering what will the other clubs do? Anybody have thoughts or info to share?
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12-20-18 11:01 #4863
Posts: 160Foxy Lady Closing
I have not been a frequenter of the FL for some time, But I know a few of the Girls. I called a couple of them to see where they were going to land. One said the Caddy, others weren't sure, but you can bet they may show up at Desire. I'm not sure why F / L was singled out, they must have made an enemy at City Hall. Hopefully the Management will appeal this decision and stop this from spreading to other clubs.
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12-19-18 19:20 #4862
Posts: 1384Foxy
Foxy Lady's license has been pulled, permanently according to the news. They do have the option of appealing but no word as of yet if they will. I wasn't what you call a regular but years back I did know some of the 'employees' as a buddy had a auto shop and discounted the repairs, KWIM?
That place is a gold mine, it'll be back.
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12-19-18 18:32 #4861
Posts: 26Foxy Lady's License Revoked
News hit this afternoon. So as now, the Foxy is done. Even though it was not one of the clubs I go to, this has got to be bad for all of the clubs. And all of us.
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12-16-18 18:58 #4860
Posts: 176Why building rapport is important
In times like this, building a trust or rapport with the dancers is important. When the PP debacle happened, I was asked constantly if I was a cop by new girls and ones that did FS extras (even if I didn't partake and had no intention to) at a certain club. At another club, because I had a rapport with a few of the girls, I was rarely hassled with it because those girls knew I was a regular and not LEO.
I guess I look like a cop even if I wear my work clothes that are no way LEO like.
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12-15-18 15:31 #4859
Posts: 13It's easier to harass poor working girls.
Originally Posted by CoolKid96 [View Original Post]
The police should be out there investigating and apprehending crooks and murderer, but no! They could get hurt. I have no use for the police.
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12-15-18 09:33 #4858
Posts: 327Lexi
Originally Posted by CoolKid96 [View Original Post]
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12-15-18 04:31 #4857
Posts: 296The prostitution that the cops talk about is rare, as proven by long investigation
Originally Posted by ConGorilla [View Original Post]
Shutting down or messing with the strip clubs would be a big economic mistake.
There are lots of businesses, salespeople, bachelor parties, etc. That go to Providence and have big dinners, big nights out, and spend money in strip clubs. Take that away, and Providence is no different than any other city.
In the strip clubs bring almost no crime. It's rare that there is even a fight at a strip club, let alone a robbery or murder, which happen much more frequently in other areas of the city.
The police should do their job and focus on the real crimes that are happening elsewhere in the city.
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12-15-18 00:00 #4856
Posts: 640Mickeys
Stopped in tonight for a few drinks and the place. Was livelier than I've ever seen it. Probably because the foxy is closed.
Some nice talent there too. The blonde from the last visit and this thick brunette who had some dude raining money on her.
Also saw mercedes and trinity and chatted with them a bit tossed some tips thier way.
I got to tell you the bartender though I wish I could get a shot at that. She just does it for me.
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12-14-18 13:36 #4855
Posts: 69I second
Originally Posted by KingOfFours [View Original Post]
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12-13-18 16:29 #4854
Posts: 160Who would have guessed
Originally Posted by LustyB [View Original Post]
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12-13-18 09:26 #4853
Posts: 1460There's prostitution going on at a strip club?
Damn, who would have thought that?? I'm shocked.
Said no one ever.