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Mark Gold, the lawyer who founded and owns the Ticket Clinic firm, found himself so drunk at the Goldrush strip club in downtown Miami back in 2010 that he wound up charging nearly $19,000 to his credit card. He ended up suing Goldrush, and claimed they never should have accepted his money and purposefully got him sloshed. Now he's amended that lawsuit, and claims that Goldrush dancers also spiked customers' drinks with crushed Xanax. He also claims that the practice extends to sister clubs King of Diamonds and the Pink Pony.
Gold claims that dancers at the clubs crush up anti-anxiety drugs like Xanax into clients' drinks (though, there's no evidence in the suit supporting this claim). Once customers are high and drunk, Gold's lawsuit claims that they are coerced into putting large charges on their credit card.
The suit claims that customers are basically held hostage in the VIP room by strippers, and that even the friends they came with are forbidden by bouncers to contact their friend in the VIP room. Gold believes that strippers are paid upwards of $1,000 per hour to keep the customer in the VIP room while hefty charges are being added to this bill. Customers are secretly photographed signing their credit card statements in case any of them try to dispute the charges later.
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/riptide/2012/06/lawyer_who_spent_19000_at_gold.php
Gold claims that dancers at the clubs crush up anti-anxiety drugs like Xanax into clients' drinks (though, there's no evidence in the suit supporting this claim). Once customers are high and drunk, Gold's lawsuit claims that they are coerced into putting large charges on their credit card.
The suit claims that customers are basically held hostage in the VIP room by strippers, and that even the friends they came with are forbidden by bouncers to contact their friend in the VIP room. Gold believes that strippers are paid upwards of $1,000 per hour to keep the customer in the VIP room while hefty charges are being added to this bill. Customers are secretly photographed signing their credit card statements in case any of them try to dispute the charges later.
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/riptide/2012/06/lawyer_who_spent_19000_at_gold.php
