A community hub to oppose the proposed strip club at 3388 S. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles
The LAPD has received over 650 letters and counting. Keep up the pressure until decisions are made. Remind them how much we care.
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Frankly, you could hardly pick a worse location for a strip club. Learn about the safety issues, proximity to schools, and neighborhood impact.
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December 11th, 2007 — Press/Media, Prostitution, Take Action Now!, Your Quality of Life
“The location of a former meat market has re-opened as a strip club and neighbors don’t like it one bit. They’re up in arms over the club which is located on South Robertson, near the 10 Freeway. Jeff Michael was at the club’s opening night.”
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A solid report from Fox News, although the reporter was mistaken about one key point: the Club has opened without materially addressing any of the community’s concerns.
November 15th, 2007 — Crime, Drugs, Prostitution, Take Action Now!, Your Children, Your over-worked police dept.
This Los Angeles Police Department Report summarizes some of the crimes that originate in strip clubs. Covering an 18-month period to determine the types of law enforcement problems which arise from businesses that offer live adult entertainment, most of the incidents in this particular report involve prostitution, violent conduct, lewd conduct and narcotics violations.
WARNING: This report is xxx-rated and contains sexually-explicit language and may be extremely offensive to the reader.
For adults only. Download the LAPD Report on Strip Clubs.
November 6th, 2007 — Crime, Drugs, Prostitution, Take Action Now!, Your Safety
Join us in opposing the proposed all nude strip club at 3388 South Robertson Boulevard, L.A. 90034.
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November 3rd, 2007 — Prostitution
Oct 30, 2007 9:51 am US/Pacific
(AP) SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.
A San Bernardino strip club has been shut down by a judge who also slapped the Flesh Club owner with a $25,000 fine for allowing sex acts in private VIP rooms.
Superior Court Judge Donald Alvarez has ordered the club closed for eight months beginning Nov. 14.
Flesh Club lawyer Roger Jon Diamond argued unsuccessfully that only a portion of the business should be shuttered because striptease dancing is a First Amendment-protected activity.
The city has battled the strip club for a decade, claiming it’s a house of prostitution.
City Attorney James Penman said he’s pleased with the judge’s decision. Source
Comment: It is our understanding Roger Jon Diamond is the Robertson Blvd. strip club legal counsel. For nearly 40 years he has successfully fought for the rights of nude dancers under the First Amendment. That is fine, if only they just danced . . .
