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10-13-11, 02:42 AM
Detroit Police Impound Suspected Mobile Strip Club (http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/news/offbeat/detroit-police-impound-suspected-mobile-strip-club-101211)
RICO lawyers working overtime to see how to turn this "safety sticker violation" into a DPD fleet vehicle. :yesnod: :smilielol5:
Detroit Police Impound Suspected Mobile Strip Club
Updated: Wednesday, 12 Oct 2011, 10:18 AM EDT
Published : Wednesday, 12 Oct 2011, 9:24 AM EDT
DETROIT - Detroit police have impounded a party bus they say operated illegally as a strip club for reveling football fans at a popular tailgating spot.
The Detroit News and WDIV-TV report that the "Booty Lounge" bus was parked Monday near Ford Field, where the Lions played the Chicago Bears. Police say it was cited for not having a state safety inspection and because the driver didn't have a commercial license.
The bus was parked earlier Monday outside a bar in the Eastern Market area. Bus operator Joe Parsons agreed to move it at the request of police and said he planned to park out of town. Parsons has said Detroit has no ordinance against "mobile entertainment clubs."
An email seeking comment from a "Booty Lounge" representative was sent Wednesday.
RICO lawyers working overtime to see how to turn this "safety sticker violation" into a DPD fleet vehicle. :yesnod: :smilielol5:
Detroit Police Impound Suspected Mobile Strip Club
Updated: Wednesday, 12 Oct 2011, 10:18 AM EDT
Published : Wednesday, 12 Oct 2011, 9:24 AM EDT
DETROIT - Detroit police have impounded a party bus they say operated illegally as a strip club for reveling football fans at a popular tailgating spot.
The Detroit News and WDIV-TV report that the "Booty Lounge" bus was parked Monday near Ford Field, where the Lions played the Chicago Bears. Police say it was cited for not having a state safety inspection and because the driver didn't have a commercial license.
The bus was parked earlier Monday outside a bar in the Eastern Market area. Bus operator Joe Parsons agreed to move it at the request of police and said he planned to park out of town. Parsons has said Detroit has no ordinance against "mobile entertainment clubs."
An email seeking comment from a "Booty Lounge" representative was sent Wednesday.