Post by blaze on Jan 29, 2007 18:40:29 GMT -5
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NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (UPI) -- New York police have charged two managers of the famed Scores strip club with brokering on-site prostitution deals with undercover police officers.
The New York Daily News said that during a recent undercover investigation, Scores managers Gustavo Kiste and Eli Iskolsky allegedly brokered prostitution deals that would take place in the strip club's back rooms.
The charges against the two men came days after four strippers were arrested at Scores for allegedly agreeing to engage in sex acts for money with undercover police officers.
The entire investigation began after an unsatisfied Scores customer informed police of the alleged illicit dealings last October.
New York state officials said the results of the vice officers' investigation could result in Scores losing its liquor license and could also lead to its owner facing substantial fines.
The club already was in trouble with state and local authorities over a prior violation in which the strip club allegedly was illegally serving alcohol after hours, the paper said.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (UPI) -- New York police have charged two managers of the famed Scores strip club with brokering on-site prostitution deals with undercover police officers.
The New York Daily News said that during a recent undercover investigation, Scores managers Gustavo Kiste and Eli Iskolsky allegedly brokered prostitution deals that would take place in the strip club's back rooms.
The charges against the two men came days after four strippers were arrested at Scores for allegedly agreeing to engage in sex acts for money with undercover police officers.
The entire investigation began after an unsatisfied Scores customer informed police of the alleged illicit dealings last October.
New York state officials said the results of the vice officers' investigation could result in Scores losing its liquor license and could also lead to its owner facing substantial fines.
The club already was in trouble with state and local authorities over a prior violation in which the strip club allegedly was illegally serving alcohol after hours, the paper said.
