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another one bites the dust-- community complaints
another one bites the dust-- community complaints
631-202-7953 Centereach AMP new info 14 Dawn Rd 631-980-8899
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As I have posted multiple times many of these place get shut down because of in response to "numerous community complaints. "
What this means ,IMHO, is they picked the wrong location.
Other than at election time, I think the cops have more important things to worry about than some Asian gals giving hand jobs.
But once the neighborhood Karens get involved, the politicians, and hence LE, has to do something.
For example look at 1120 OLR, which is separated from the rest of the businesses around and away from local residents areas, has be around for at least a decade.
What this means ,IMHO, is they picked the wrong location.
Other than at election time, I think the cops have more important things to worry about than some Asian gals giving hand jobs.
But once the neighborhood Karens get involved, the politicians, and hence LE, has to do something.
For example look at 1120 OLR, which is separated from the rest of the businesses around and away from local residents areas, has be around for at least a decade.
IMHO, has nothing to do with LE or same phone #; its all about "numerous local community complaints".
Although, I agree with you about not a good idea as because the underlying cause of the bust will not have been fixed, as soon as the complaints start again there will be another bust.
When are these places gonna wise up about picking better locations for AMPs.
Although, I agree with you about not a good idea as because the underlying cause of the bust will not have been fixed, as soon as the complaints start again there will be another bust.
When are these places gonna wise up about picking better locations for AMPs.
I got a text from a different place that was recently raided telling me they were still open. I then went back and looked at some of the news articles regarding recent raids.
While some AMPs were closed as unsafe for business, some were only issued violations. I think the owners are now staying open, fixing the small-time violations and just getting new workers to replace the ones that were arrested.
Not sure how LE, or the people in the community making “complaints “ are going to feel about this new turn of events.
While some AMPs were closed as unsafe for business, some were only issued violations. I think the owners are now staying open, fixing the small-time violations and just getting new workers to replace the ones that were arrested.
Not sure how LE, or the people in the community making “complaints “ are going to feel about this new turn of events.
There was a place a long while back in Farmingdale in a professional building (close to Lidl) that opened up. There was an always busy, very large parking area that you would blend in with the many others going to the other nearby businesses.
When I went there had to walk up the stairway(passed people walking up/down) and then down a hallway on 2nd floor. Office was close to end of hallway and as I walked down it past other offices workers and or receptionists would look at me and I knew that this place wasn''t long to live. Place was totally low key with just a closed door with only the office number and the standard issue white doorbell. Too bad as had couple nice girls and reasonable, clean and FS.
Place got busted with a (literally) team of LE couple days later. A guy who read my review was just outside heading to the place and he posted that there was literally a swat type team hauling the terrified girls out in cuffs. Total overkill.
I'm convinced that it is almost always about complaints by neighbors (either business or residential) to LE due to poor choice of location that does the place in. The converse, picking a good location, say in a industrial area, lets the places live on. For example, the 3 places on Edison strip have been around as long as I can remember and never been busted even though it is well known that everything and anything goes on there.
When I went there had to walk up the stairway(passed people walking up/down) and then down a hallway on 2nd floor. Office was close to end of hallway and as I walked down it past other offices workers and or receptionists would look at me and I knew that this place wasn''t long to live. Place was totally low key with just a closed door with only the office number and the standard issue white doorbell. Too bad as had couple nice girls and reasonable, clean and FS.
Place got busted with a (literally) team of LE couple days later. A guy who read my review was just outside heading to the place and he posted that there was literally a swat type team hauling the terrified girls out in cuffs. Total overkill.
I'm convinced that it is almost always about complaints by neighbors (either business or residential) to LE due to poor choice of location that does the place in. The converse, picking a good location, say in a industrial area, lets the places live on. For example, the 3 places on Edison strip have been around as long as I can remember and never been busted even though it is well known that everything and anything goes on there.