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Posted by Groundhog Boy on Jul-15-2006 20:59:

quote:
Originally posted by SebG
i hope they kill each other

I don't think it was one of the women who were shot who had the gun (at least the stories I've read haven't indicated that).


Posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* on Jul-15-2006 21:54:

quote:
Originally posted by SebG
i hope they kill each other


Source? The only quote I see posted in this thread is the one saying that

quote:

a man pulled out a gun and opened fire


Nonetheless, even if it was an accidently cell phone thing, I don't think the women deserve to DIE that's a bit harsh. That's like saying the next time you accidently hit a car, a truck should plow into you and you should die.


Posted by yankeeBaby on Jul-16-2006 06:24:

The fect that there are cell phone guns out there is frightening. you know that a hunter is not gonna buy one, so it is pretty obvious that this is gonna be a street thing. Jesus, who the fak invents these things? As If there isnt enough violence to deal with


Posted by lazy chick on Jul-16-2006 13:09:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
The fect that there are cell phone guns out there is frightening. you know that a hunter is not gonna buy one, so it is pretty obvious that this is gonna be a street thing. Jesus, who the fak invents these things?


bored engineers


Posted by ArminD1981 on Jul-16-2006 22:33:

Evil1

I hate fucking Hip Hop and people who listens to it !!!!!!!


Posted by BitchBoyNYC on Jul-16-2006 23:07:

This is rediculous. Hip Hop music should not be played in Mega Clubs. It's unfrotunate because people have to act like assholes to try to feel special. Pathetic!


Posted by DeRangedMind on Jul-17-2006 01:11:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
The fect that there are cell phone guns out there is frightening. you know that a hunter is not gonna buy one, so it is pretty obvious that this is gonna be a street thing. Jesus, who the fak invents these things? As If there isnt enough violence to deal with


dON'T WORRY i'LL PROTECT YOU


Posted by Piet on Jul-17-2006 01:17:

"Eyewitness News has learned the 39-year-old was shot in the left calf. That bullet then struck the 35-year-old in the right leg, lodging into her...They heard a loud noise, but they didn't realize they were hit until they went to a second-floor coat room and saw they were struck."

yes i'm going to have to agree that the girls cellphone gun went off, and the bullet ended up hitting them both. It makes sense that it is a cellphone gun because they didn't fall over or anything but instead walked up the stairs to the coat check. Also it is weird that they say they didn't notice getting shot. Maybe they did notice but decided to leave right away because they didn't want to explain that they snuck a gun into a nightclub. So they go to the coat-check but people notice the blood so they say oh someone must have shot us.

haven't heard of a cellphone gun before but sounds like it is made so that you can sneak it past security at places like nightclubs. If thats what happened i'm happy they shot themselves rather than someone just out to have a good time.


Posted by stevebutabi on Jul-17-2006 01:51:

with the crowd that crobar brings in, I'm not surprised by this news. don't fuck with lee hottie. he'll shoot you.


Posted by Groundhog Boy on Aug-10-2006 19:05:

Not surprising. I am amazed that these women can't go back to work, yet they walked up the stairs after being shot, especially in such a physically demanding field as insurance. Hell, i wouldn't go back to work either if I was sitting on a cash cow like this. I'm guessing it'll settle for a percentage of that.

Thanks to Sleepy&Boo for the story that I copied.
http://www.nydailynews.com/08-10-20...5p-372462c.html
quote:
Shot women sue Chelsea hot spot for $40M

BY ROBERT F. MOORE
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Two Queens women shot inside the wildly popular Chelsea nightclub Crobar are suing the owners for $20 million each, claiming the bar failed to provide adequate security, lawyers said yesterday.
Antoinette Bryan, 39, and Angelita Dunkley, 35, were near the dance floor at the W. 28th St. club on July 13 when gunfire from what cops say was a .22-caliber handgun ripped into their legs.

"We were just standing there minding our own business," said Dunkley, who still has bullet fragments lodged near her left knee.

No one was arrested for the shooting and the women, both employed in the insurance industry, haven't been back to work because of their injuries.

"We were there to have a good time," Bryan said. "We were there less than an hour. Then we got shot."

The longtime friends say there should have been metal detectors at the 3,000-capacity club, one of the largest in the city.

"This club is a breeding ground for trouble," said Steven Krentsel, a Manhattan attorney who represents the shooting victims. "How many people have to get hurt in this place before they lose their license?"

Club officials didn't return calls yesterday.

Crobar is one of an exploding number of clubs in west Chelsea that cops and city officials say has become Manhattan's epicenter of underage drinking. Cops say violence in and around the clubs has fueled a 7% spike in crime in the 10th Precinct.

Officials with the State Liquor Authority held an emergency meeting after the Crobar shooting to review the club's license, but no action has been taken.

A spokesman said they were still waiting for documentation from the NYPD.

Police have investigated 52 incidents at Crobar this year, including assaults and thefts, and made 22 arrests.

The club has also been hit with more than 30 state liquor violations, accusing employees of serving alcohol to minors, failing to maintain order and selling drugs to patrons.

In October, a 29-year-old woman was snatched after leaving a Halloween party at Crobar. Her attacker forced her into a car, raped her and dumped her in Elizabeth, N.J.

"And now someone is running around with a gun inside the club," Krentsel said. "How does that happen?"


Posted by Shamez214 on Aug-10-2006 19:30:

And the award for The Most Ignorant Statement of the Year goes to...





















quote:
Originally posted by ArminD1981
I hate fucking Hip Hop and people who listens to it !!!!!!!



!!!


Posted by DarkFall01 on Aug-10-2006 21:20:

This doesn't look good for Crobar. I wonder if these ladies can win the suit and what will happen to Crobar if they do. What pisses me off is that in the article they seem to blame Crobar for the violence in the area, even though there's plenty of other clubs around.
About the underage drinking, they've gotten pretty serious in controlling it.


Posted by Groundhog Boy on Aug-10-2006 21:25:

quote:
Originally posted by DarkFall01
About the underage drinking, they've gotten pretty serious in controlling it.

It's be even easier to control if they stopped having 18+ parties. I mean, they already scan IDs going in, which is one of the points being brought up with all the club rule reform being discussed lately.

And yeah, the news reporting sucks, but at the same time, what do you expect when the only quotes are from the 2 women's attorney? Of course he's going to portray it as poorly as possible.


Posted by Vlad on Aug-10-2006 22:27:

lol... This might be the end of hip hop parties in Crobar.

I remember the days when people werent being let into Crobar for wearing sneakers... and when the club was STRICTLY 21+...

I think Crobar should go back to those days...


Posted by hitokiri on Aug-10-2006 22:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Vlad
lol... This might be the end of hip hop parties in Crobar.

I remember the days when people werent being let into Crobar for wearing sneakers... and when the club was STRICTLY 21+...

I think Crobar should go back to those days...
weren t those times during which u weren t 21?


Posted by Groundhog Boy on Aug-10-2006 22:32:

quote:
Originally posted by hitokiri
weren t those times during which u weren t 21?

That is part of the reason why a lot of the 21, 22, 23 year-olds are pissed that it's 18+ now. They missed out when they were 18-20, now they have to deal with the douchebag behavior of the 18-21 crowd after they finally reached the 21 milestone.


Posted by Vlad on Aug-11-2006 00:32:

quote:
Originally posted by hitokiri
weren t those times during which u weren t 21?


Yea, but I was patient, and waited until I was 21 to get in. And its not a jealousy thing - its just that the clubs vibe is alot better in a 21+ environment.


Posted by phoenixBEBE on Aug-11-2006 03:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Vlad
lol... This might be the end of hip hop parties in Crobar.



omg one can only hope....



Posted by PvDoBseSSioN on Aug-11-2006 03:55:

quote:
Originally posted by phoenixBEBE
omg one can only hope....




+1 hip hop sux


Posted by DeRangedMind on Aug-11-2006 04:17:

quote:
Originally posted by PvDoBseSSioN
+1 hip hop sux


yep


Posted by Slixter on Aug-11-2006 04:18:

quote:
[i][b]
damn hope things get sorted man...that's some shit...leave it up to hiphop parties eH lol


+1


Posted by squats on Aug-11-2006 15:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Groundhog Boy
That is part of the reason why a lot of the 21, 22, 23 year-olds are pissed that it's 18+ now. They missed out when they were 18-20, now they have to deal with the douchebag behavior of the 18-21 crowd after they finally reached the 21 milestone.
depends which 18yr olds go


Posted by Shamez214 on Aug-11-2006 16:34:

House sucks.


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