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Man charged with failure to supervise Platinum Cabaret
Friday, June 29, 2012
(Updated 1:05 pm)
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GREENSBORO
-- A man has been charged with failure to supervise Platinum Cabaret, a
Greensboro nightspot that recently had its liquor license suspended
partly due to violence at the business.
The charge stems from a June 9 incident that left two people shot outside of the business.
Johnny Dwayne Walters, 43, of 1410 Bearhollow Road in
Greensboro, is described in arrest documents as the business permittee
of Platinum Cabaret. The documents state that Walters "failed to
superintend in person or through a manager" the business, which in May
was barred from providing adult entertainment.
The documents go on to say that an armed subject was allowed
into Platinum Cabaret on June 9 and was able to fire shots inside and
outside of the business. Ultimately, two men were treated and released
from the hospital after suffering non-life-threatening gunshot wounds
June 9.
Officers who responded to the shooting at
Platinum Cabaret found a used condom in a back room and observed open
containers of alcohol on the premises.
Platinum Cabaret's liquor license was suspended June 15.
Walters was released from custody Thursday on a written promise to appear in court. His court date is set for Aug. 10.
Wooooooow.
Where r u, Johnny?
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