Drain strip club manager speaks out after liquor license suspension

Drain strip club manager speaks out after liquor license suspension

The first day of practice.

But we begin with kezi 9 news reporter evita garza with the latest on a douglas county topless bar that was stripped of its liquor license for not following guidlines and why some residents in drain are celebrating.

Trt: 1:16 00:00 take lower claudia gray tells me she has been against the top of the bowl strip bar in drain since the beginning&.

And she says she couldn be happier olcc stripped them of their liquor license.

Claudia gray, drain resident:?it a negative experience.

I was very very happy that i was able to get some sleep?

However, manager rik marin tells me he not going down without a fight.

He says he already filed an appeal against olcc to get the license back.

And, he has vowed to keep the stip club open?without the alcohol.

00:28 rik marin, owner, top of the bowl:?people love the building.

Even the locals who come in and walk upstairs& they say it like theye not in drain oregon anymore?

Olcc officials said their investigations started in july.

They found staff not wearing masks and keeping the bar open past 10 p-m& and gray says she not surprised.

00:49 evita:?after what she describes as dozens of noisy, sleepless nights, claudia tells me she is hopeful this suspension is the first step in shutting down the top of the bowl for good??yeah, it just a different kind of culture than what wee use to here.

We like it to be simple and quiet?

However, marin says he not letting anyone stop him from operating.?this happened for a reason and only better things are going to happen because of what happened of us getting suspended?

In drain,