Huki Muki Bar & Club

One Second Everyday 2016- Marzo

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Canción: The Killers-Somebody told me (instrumntal)


1 Mar: Ambassada
2 Mar: Se nos fue de las manos
3 Mar: Huki Muki
4 Mar: Direccion Bratislava
5 Mar: Bratislava
6 Mar: Vuelta de Bratislava
7 Mar: Ya tengo uniforme
8 Mar: Dia de la mujer
9 Mar: Huki Muki
10 Mar: Eurokana polaca
11 Mar: Farewell Leyre
12 Mar: Pre-Teatro Cubano
13 Mar: Teatro Cubano
14 Mar: Cafe time
15 Mar: Apuesta
16 Mar: Miernes Teatro cubano
17 Mar: Cafe Madrid
18 Mar: Aerobic
19 Mar: Gorazka
20 Mar: Teatro Cubano
21 Mar: Zapiekanka
22 Mar: Amassada
23 Mar: Cocinitas
24 Mar: Por la fiesta club
25 Mar: Juernes, Teatro Cubano
26 Mar: Welcome Gaizka
27 Mar: Afera
28 Mar: Wroclaw
29 Mar: Wroclaw
30 Mar: Nuevo look
31 Mar: Cumple Paula

uk news,Strip club customers 'drugged and fleeced of up to £93,000 offered sex in locked VIP rooms'

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Strip club customers were allegedly drugged and fleeced of up to £93,000 and offered sex in camera-less rooms, according to a report.
One punter at Birmingham’s Legs 11 lap dancing bar was so worried their drink had been spiked after £9,000 was charged to their credit card that they bought a home drugs kit which tested positive for methadone.
A critical joint police and licensing report into alleged “serious criminality” at the city centre club also revealed that undercover trading standards officers “were offered sexual services” in a locked VIP rooms for £1,000.
Internal CCTV showed dancers “gyrating” against a customer’s body, “whipping him in his crotch area” with his belt, and “holding his nose ... as if to restrict his breathing”, trading standards officers reported.he Birmingham City Council report, compiled by trading standards, is recommending the lap dancing club’s licence be suspended, with a decision due on Monday.
Setting out the scope of possible criminal activity, West Midlands Police said they were investigating financial “irregularities” where “large volumes of money were being taken from people’s accounts”.
Superintendent Andrew Parsons said there had been 17 separate allegations totalling £93,042, going back to 2013.In one case, a customer claimed £19,400 was put through on their credit card without their knowledge.
Another alleged “bouncers threatened to beat them up if they didn’t pay”.
The report also detailed how people were allegedly charged a 10% flat rate on card transactions.
A company linked to the premises’ card transactions found £1.6 million had been “credited” to the firm since January 2017, around the time the current licence was renewed.
The police report concluded: “These premises are involved in serious criminality and serious offences are being committed at the premises.”