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RES 2007-0624 - Class C liq lic at Straight Shooters II is cancelled ,( �,� RECEIVED Law Department -, Omaha/Douglas Civic Center ' 7�r�1 v ,.^ rn�7 HAY -9AM � 1819 Faam Street,Suite 804 � Omaha,Nebraska 68183-0804 OR 44 CITY C L E � (402)444-5115 41.ED FEBRVr O M A H A, N E b R A S \A Telefax(402)444-5125 City of Omaha Paul D.Kratz Mike Fahey,Mayor City Attorney Honorable President and Members of the City Council, The attached Resolution cancels the Class "C" retail liquor license held by Straight Shooters, II, Inc., dba "Straight Shooters' II" at 3929 Farnam Street, for violations of liquor laws and regulations and for cause. State statutes permit the City Council.to cancel or revoke a liquor license for cause or upon a showing that the licensee has violated any provision of the Liquor Control Act or any regulation relating to alcoholic liquor. City Councilmember Vokal has requested this Resolution. A hearing has been scheduled in accordance with state law, and the.appropriate notice has been given. Omaha police report large disturbances and fights among this business's customers and evidence that agents or employees of the licensee used improper methods to respond to the disturbances on two dates listed in the Resolution. Nebraska Liquor Control Commission regulations prohibit any licensee, or its employees or agents, from allowing.any brawl, fight, or other activity that may endanger the patrons, employees, law enforcement officers, or members of the general public within licensed premises or on adjacent related outdoor areas. If a disturbance occurs, the licensee is to take reasonable actions to terminate the disturbance or, if those actions are not • successful or may create danger to the licensee or its employees or agents, then police are to be immediately called to assist. Physical force may be exercised only in extreme circumstances and must be limited to the force reasonably required to terminate the disturbance and remove people without endangering persons. The police reports show evidence that on two occasions when. disturbances occurred in the business or immediately outside the business employees or agents of the licensee used physical force against customers and exposed customers to pepper spray or other incapacitating substances. On one occasion the pepper spray exposure required medical treatment. In addition, when police investigated one of the disturbances they found the liquor license was not posted in a conspicuous place as required by Commission regulations. ort in the family notification process. members and dignified treatment of death notification process. -2,500 char. -3,000 char. -3,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 10- U.S.Department of Homeland Security $410,000 $410,000 $410,000 Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 4- U.S.Department of Homeland Security ,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 3- U.S.Department of Homeland Security rtment of Homeland Security STAT. §§ 81-8,240 through 81-8,254 with respect to the provision of services under BT 567 123107 8 J 1 i•, ,'. l f., '., :, . '4''''. 't , ,ail .r n ,f•i `ik, k i,+ r.i'�. '(�,' '' -t;ti +-`1, .R frilG1�i• f a. 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C'1'2 •Aesteflo:Canter 4,000 125:00 500i0.00' G=13 Retell 8 500 $. 12'00 1,062 500;, Ca"14 Retail 1000° "4 t25tib0 1 575'.060 C51,a M taIVR etnufeiiI 8,500 4 125.00 1,A6�2,500, C`1S Restaurant 5;$00' +$ 125:1)U 725T000 C.21 LObh/SelvkeI 2,000 3, 75 00 150000 :3-22 l ealthC.110i 20()0(., 85.00 1 700i000 9=25 office 18;000' $ 125sb0 40;000: 'deg ,O.Hlce 15i000' $ i2500 i,87G;000 C"•4s ott ce 'APR 4' 12s oo 1 675-boo {3ilADIh1GLNSEIOTAL- i1i;0l10' $, _ iib:79- i3187;500 TOTAL COMPLETED ASSESSED VALUE, _- _._-- ._ _ 7 13:1871500_ • i Page 1of1 r( r',' Srtgk p „• '',�{� J.'gig e.,. f EL:,i Lt^ r 1� n:Fl 9 .n 1.+ 1 r t, ff•+ •• r -','" ' • %,•r4.\- •)1 -1 1 i' . . °.) 4 '; i,r;iF. , 4t i I I 'alF i5G , , r 1 ,r ! ie ';',/ l:ee4l x I. t ,�y.14 j L .r} 4' ., ' !® '��,l ,{ nil'• i=+L t� }ter x& � f ,,,),6 I- 11 • 4,b.1- .•n 'fSi.✓^ .:,5 t: co I.��` ��•�+�f.#rr� �'.1 E.J•r L.S3sis.• nii,b.�F3E=•1 p1• • ��.,*'- ¢ • t, .•y f . ®SF�: I i_L�f1� 3 .A11e� L- � ""Y.) � i `}ki ,r ,� t.(,�`.t{'4 --ti In9�,��Cr ti'f� t t (� „ 'r 3 ( ` . t� [ a �1 -_ ,-,i 1 r `r+ ..r r"'. 3:iil I ` fil—rE • �l iP r 1 ,,, f - r- it nt 4 i L: rR' t it Tf�( d ;�''�i+x 'uf kk l:H, IL ..r �:?t'i ,]ft s• �t aa�S'yd' rtY> '.i 11ii�{715 a �� ft�ll0 -,..�,-1 ,nu+ ` "f �`r1 :I] ®1 tom:_„ } ,p e ,, ' f{ f . .,�t.IV.,, ,� i N .. �� :•I 4 d. .!1 �, , ;v j,�•{j6 , }L lv, •i#•`? •Vr�'wF t.. - r . S der j� y^�-,•* �7J1�'l�s,Y �4 '1`_'' F� ; ,•7.1� s •fyr Y�+. +}� t�r.. t t O +"'4w ii�,..i,^t ':2•40,r: .r l'I: /. .*' ,i It YB,'. �.t iPls_! i hp. Y Hill Gslgr4. [�] I `1'}G Jai l Y'r, r-�� 3 6 1 4 i '. I h i (.tr. L� I r i Ettt = A'R' .+7 ti �-,` T,e„ i3vL of 1 _. n .* s a� r l i�5nx�� t'3`s?z } t4" rq I r 'y• :�}}� .a Frt C 'r ' 5.r `r ! 4. - ` ` �1 :,:i to g Y- .:t 't ( ^, s.y.4 k- � 1.17 ilm r._-. ' P I � 'f . . • Yi t••' 4 1S L ' • .. / m .• +K..S.. .i�lfLyr» • -'r--"k. at�� _ '�l O Honorable President and Members of the City Council Page -2- To provide a licensee due process, Omaha ordinances require a different procedure for a cancellation hearing. The licensee first presents evidence in favor of continuing the license (opposing the cancellation); persons opposed to continuing the license (in favor of the cancellation) and the City then present evidence; and the licensee is allowed a rebuttal period. The licensee or its attorney is allowed to ask questions of persons testifying in favor of the cancellation. If the licensee or its attorney wishes to ask questions, they should sit at a microphone at the side table and ask questions from there. The Council president may limit the testimony or the questioning where it appears incompetent, irrelevant, unduly repetitious or intended to harass the witness. If you adopt this Resolution and cancel the license, Straight Shooters II, Inc., has 30 days in which to appeal that decision to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission. For that reason, the cancellation is effective at the end of the appeal period. You may continue this cancellation hearing to a later meeting, but state law requires that your decision must be made no later than June 7, 2007. Res ct y submitted, (10 c.< Thomas O. Mumga d Deputy City Attorne P:\LAW 1\8322sap.doc s prohibit any licensee, or its employees or agents, from allowing.any brawl, fight, or other activity that may endanger the patrons, employees, law enforcement officers, or members of the general public within licensed premises or on adjacent related outdoor areas. If a disturbance occurs, the licensee is to take reasonable actions to terminate the disturbance or, if those actions are not • successful or may create danger to the licensee or its employees or agents, then police are to be immediately called to assist. Physical force may be exercised only in extreme circumstances and must be limited to the force reasonably required to terminate the disturbance and remove people without endangering persons. The police reports show evidence that on two occasions when. disturbances occurred in the business or immediately outside the business employees or agents of the licensee used physical force against customers and exposed customers to pepper spray or other incapacitating substances. On one occasion the pepper spray exposure required medical treatment. In addition, when police investigated one of the disturbances they found the liquor license was not posted in a conspicuous place as required by Commission regulations. ort in the family notification process. members and dignified treatment of death notification process. -2,500 char. -3,000 char. -3,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 10- U.S.Department of Homeland Security $410,000 $410,000 $410,000 Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 4- U.S.Department of Homeland Security ,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 3- U.S.Department of Homeland Security rtment of Homeland Security STAT. §§ 81-8,240 through 81-8,254 with respect to the provision of services under BT 567 123107 8 J 1 i•, ,'. l f., '., :, . '4''''. 't , ,ail .r n ,f•i `ik, k i,+ r.i'�. '(�,' '' -t;ti +-`1, .R frilG1�i• f a. E;J , '‘: -, \ . )',6,,'' .4/Vr\ /,TNI4'',. -,,,A ,„,,,, ,,,, , '.'". , ,CO 128,521.56 13.5 1-Jan-2019 Sep-19 0.0200 100% $ 14,422,975 $ 14,422,975 $ 142,801.73 $ 1.330 $ 128,521.56 14 1-Jan-2020 Mar-20 0.0200 100% $ 14,567,204 $ 14,567,204 $ 144,229.75 $ 1.343 $ 129,806.77 14.5' 1-Jan-2020 Sep-20 0.0200 100% $ 14,567,204 $ 14,567,204 $ 144,229.75 $ 1.343 $ 129,806.77 15 1-Jan-2021 Mar-21 0.0200 100% $ 14,712,876 $ 14,712,876 $ 145,672.04 $ 1.356 $ 131,104.84 .-J.5..5= 1,Jan-2021 Sep-21_-. _0.0200 100%_$-14,712,876_$---14,712,876 $ 145,672.04 $ 1.356. $ 131,104.84 $ .3,314;502.64-$ 30.86 7E$- Q2;983.0521'38 NET PRESENT VALUE .- _ ._ - . 8,0%.INPERE&T- $15546 89798' 1 ASSF_S.SED1/(L'uf PROJEGTK)NS InitItil initi'aII Iditia1 !''I'00s>?ti1" on W.1 .13a'y RetAiler GLA Viiiiiit 156r SF v.'iiue • e t i'Seju•l e'e � 1,$00 $ t 5 00 18f5�0,, !"ri 1 Lobby/SeNIc_5 3,00a $: "75 ii 225;000. C'1'2 •Aesteflo:Canter 4,000 125:00 500i0.00' G=13 Retell 8 500 $. 12'00 1,062 500;, Ca"14 Retail 1000° "4 t25tib0 1 575'.060 C51,a M taIVR etnufeiiI 8,500 4 125.00 1,A6�2,500, C`1S Restaurant 5;$00' +$ 125:1)U 725T000 C.21 LObh/SelvkeI 2,000 3, 75 00 150000 :3-22 l ealthC.110i 20()0(., 85.00 1 700i000 9=25 office 18;000' $ 125sb0 40;000: 'deg ,O.Hlce 15i000' $ i2500 i,87G;000 C"•4s ott ce 'APR 4' 12s oo 1 675-boo {3ilADIh1GLNSEIOTAL- i1i;0l10' $, _ iib:79- i3187;500 TOTAL COMPLETED ASSESSED VALUE, _- _._-- ._ _ 7 13:1871500_ • i Page 1of1 r( r',' Srtgk p „• '',�{� J.'gig e.,. f EL:,i Lt^ r 1� n:Fl 9 .n 1.+ 1 r t, ff•+ •• r -','" ' • %,•r4.\- •)1 -1 1 i' . . °.) 4 '; i,r;iF. , 4t i I I 'alF i5G , , r 1 ,r ! ie ';',/ l:ee4l x I. t ,�y.14 j L .r} 4' ., ' !® '��,l ,{ nil'• i=+L t� }ter x& � f ,,,),6 I- 11 • 4,b.1- .•n 'fSi.✓^ .:,5 t: co I.��` ��•�+�f.#rr� �'.1 E.J•r L.S3sis.• nii,b.�F3E=•1 p1• • ��.,*'- ¢ • t, .•y f . ®SF�: I i_L�f1� 3 .A11e� L- � ""Y.) � i `}ki ,r ,� t.(,�`.t{'4 --ti In9�,��Cr ti'f� t t (� „ 'r 3 ( ` . t� [ a �1 -_ ,-,i 1 r `r+ ..r r"'. 3:iil I ` fil—rE • �l iP r 1 ,,, f - r- it nt 4 i L: rR' t it Tf�( d ;�''�i+x 'uf kk l:H, IL ..r �:?t'i ,]ft s• �t aa�S'yd' rtY> '.i 11ii�{715 a �� ft�ll0 -,..�,-1 ,nu+ ` "f �`r1 :I] ®1 tom:_„ } ,p e ,, ' f{ f . .,�t.IV.,, ,� i N .. �� :•I 4 d. .!1 �, , ;v j,�•{j6 , }L lv, •i#•`? •Vr�'wF t.. - r . S der j� y^�-,•* �7J1�'l�s,Y �4 '1`_'' F� ; ,•7.1� s •fyr Y�+. +}� t�r.. t t O +"'4w ii�,..i,^t ':2•40,r: .r l'I: /. .*' ,i It YB,'. �.t iPls_! i hp. Y Hill Gslgr4. [�] I `1'}G Jai l Y'r, r-�� 3 6 1 4 i '. I h i (.tr. L� I r i Ettt = A'R' .+7 ti �-,` T,e„ i3vL of 1 _. n .* s a� r l i�5nx�� t'3`s?z } t4" rq I r 'y• :�}}� .a Frt C 'r ' 5.r `r ! 4. - ` ` �1 :,:i to g Y- .:t 't ( ^, s.y.4 k- � 1.17 ilm r._-. ' P I � 'f . . • Yi t••' 4 1S L ' • .. / m .• +K..S.. .i�lfLyr» • -'r--"k. at�� _ '�l O • Ze INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM °` '`.- Law Department r; 2 DATE: May 3, 2007 TO: Buster Brown, City Clerk FROM: Thomas O. Mumgaard, Deputy City Attorney SUBJECT: Straight Shooters II Revocation Resolution Enclosed is a resolution to be considered by the City Council to cancel or revoke the liquor license of Straight Shooters II, 3929 Farnam Street. This resolution should be held until after May 8 to see if the Council decides to schedule this hearing. Respectful su itted, 44J Thomas O. Mumgaard Deputy City Attorney Attachments Milestone#9 Start Date: End Date: Milestone#10 Start Date: End Date: Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 7- U.S.Department of Homeland Security C)ATE MAILED_5 117 16 7 - D 5i/ /07 ' - REQUEST TO LAW LAW DEPARTMENT USE ONLY: RECEIVED LAW DEPARTMENT 1T LOG BOOK# 52-07 = CITY CLERK TO: PiAilikiTtz CeitNorney DATE ASSIGNED 4/30/07 DATE: April 30, 2007 ASSIGNED TO MUMGAARD REQUEST BEING MADE BY: DATE ANSWERED —J_bl Buster Brown on behalf of Councilmember Jim Vokal 5557 (NAME) (DEPARTMENT) (PHONE) TIME LINE: 12 WORKING DAYS FROM DATE RECEIVED BY LAW DEPARTMENT May 15, 2007 City Council Agenda REQUEST FOR: Resolution (State Specifically What You Are Requesting) REQUEST DETAILS: Councilmember Vokal requests a resolution to revoke the liquor license of Straight Shooters II, 3929 Farnam Street, be placed on the May 15, 2007 City Council agenda. Attached is a copy of the police report for the basis of the revocation. INFORMATION ATTACHED: YES x NO NONE AVAILABLE - D 5i/ /07 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER I hereby move that Council Document No. , Current Series, appearing as Item No. 69 on the May 15, 2007 agenda of the City Council,be amended in the following respects: 1. A new paragraph should be inserted between the 5th and 6th paragraphs on page 1 reading as follows: "WHEREAS, regulation 6-019.01Q, validly adopted by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission, prohibits a licensee knowingly allowing illegal activity to be committed by others on the license premises or adjacent related outdoor areas; and," 2. The last `WHEREAS" paragraph, appearing on page 2 of the Resolution, is amended to read as follows: "WHEREAS, this City Council finds that Straight Shooters II, Inc., has violated Nebraska Liquor Control Commission regulations 6-019,01F, 6-019.010, and 6- 019.01 Q by the aforementioned actions and that cause exists to cancel the retail liquor license held by Straight Shooters II, Inc." APPR• P ORM: -O7 DEPUTY CI ' ATT`i`i RNEY DATE P:\CC\8480sap.doc iod. You may continue this cancellation hearing to a later meeting, but state law requires that your decision must be made no later than June 7, 2007. Res ct y submitted, (10 c.< Thomas O. Mumga d Deputy City Attorne P:\LAW 1\8322sap.doc s prohibit any licensee, or its employees or agents, from allowing.any brawl, fight, or other activity that may endanger the patrons, employees, law enforcement officers, or members of the general public within licensed premises or on adjacent related outdoor areas. If a disturbance occurs, the licensee is to take reasonable actions to terminate the disturbance or, if those actions are not • successful or may create danger to the licensee or its employees or agents, then police are to be immediately called to assist. Physical force may be exercised only in extreme circumstances and must be limited to the force reasonably required to terminate the disturbance and remove people without endangering persons. The police reports show evidence that on two occasions when. disturbances occurred in the business or immediately outside the business employees or agents of the licensee used physical force against customers and exposed customers to pepper spray or other incapacitating substances. On one occasion the pepper spray exposure required medical treatment. In addition, when police investigated one of the disturbances they found the liquor license was not posted in a conspicuous place as required by Commission regulations. ort in the family notification process. members and dignified treatment of death notification process. -2,500 char. -3,000 char. -3,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 10- U.S.Department of Homeland Security $410,000 $410,000 $410,000 Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 4- U.S.Department of Homeland Security ,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 3- U.S.Department of Homeland Security rtment of Homeland Security STAT. §§ 81-8,240 through 81-8,254 with respect to the provision of services under BT 567 123107 8 J 1 i•, ,'. l f., '., :, . '4''''. 't , ,ail .r n ,f•i `ik, k i,+ r.i'�. '(�,' '' -t;ti +-`1, .R frilG1�i• f a. E;J , '‘: -, \ . )',6,,'' .4/Vr\ /,TNI4'',. -,,,A ,„,,,, ,,,, , '.'". , ,CO 128,521.56 13.5 1-Jan-2019 Sep-19 0.0200 100% $ 14,422,975 $ 14,422,975 $ 142,801.73 $ 1.330 $ 128,521.56 14 1-Jan-2020 Mar-20 0.0200 100% $ 14,567,204 $ 14,567,204 $ 144,229.75 $ 1.343 $ 129,806.77 14.5' 1-Jan-2020 Sep-20 0.0200 100% $ 14,567,204 $ 14,567,204 $ 144,229.75 $ 1.343 $ 129,806.77 15 1-Jan-2021 Mar-21 0.0200 100% $ 14,712,876 $ 14,712,876 $ 145,672.04 $ 1.356 $ 131,104.84 .-J.5..5= 1,Jan-2021 Sep-21_-. _0.0200 100%_$-14,712,876_$---14,712,876 $ 145,672.04 $ 1.356. $ 131,104.84 $ .3,314;502.64-$ 30.86 7E$- Q2;983.0521'38 NET PRESENT VALUE .- _ ._ - . 8,0%.INPERE&T- $15546 89798' 1 ASSF_S.SED1/(L'uf PROJEGTK)NS InitItil initi'aII Iditia1 !''I'00s>?ti1" on W.1 .13a'y RetAiler GLA Viiiiiit 156r SF v.'iiue • e t i'Seju•l e'e � 1,$00 $ t 5 00 18f5�0,, !"ri 1 Lobby/SeNIc_5 3,00a $: "75 ii 225;000. C'1'2 •Aesteflo:Canter 4,000 125:00 500i0.00' G=13 Retell 8 500 $. 12'00 1,062 500;, Ca"14 Retail 1000° "4 t25tib0 1 575'.060 C51,a M taIVR etnufeiiI 8,500 4 125.00 1,A6�2,500, C`1S Restaurant 5;$00' +$ 125:1)U 725T000 C.21 LObh/SelvkeI 2,000 3, 75 00 150000 :3-22 l ealthC.110i 20()0(., 85.00 1 700i000 9=25 office 18;000' $ 125sb0 40;000: 'deg ,O.Hlce 15i000' $ i2500 i,87G;000 C"•4s ott ce 'APR 4' 12s oo 1 675-boo {3ilADIh1GLNSEIOTAL- i1i;0l10' $, _ iib:79- i3187;500 TOTAL COMPLETED ASSESSED VALUE, _- _._-- ._ _ 7 13:1871500_ • i Page 1of1 r( r',' Srtgk p „• '',�{� J.'gig e.,. f EL:,i Lt^ r 1� n:Fl 9 .n 1.+ 1 r t, ff•+ •• r -','" ' • %,•r4.\- •)1 -1 1 i' . . °.) 4 '; i,r;iF. , 4t i I I 'alF i5G , , r 1 ,r ! ie ';',/ l:ee4l x I. t ,�y.14 j L .r} 4' ., ' !® '��,l ,{ nil'• i=+L t� }ter x& � f ,,,),6 I- 11 • 4,b.1- .•n 'fSi.✓^ .:,5 t: co I.��` ��•�+�f.#rr� �'.1 E.J•r L.S3sis.• nii,b.�F3E=•1 p1• • ��.,*'- ¢ • t, .•y f . ®SF�: I i_L�f1� 3 .A11e� L- � ""Y.) � i `}ki ,r ,� t.(,�`.t{'4 --ti In9�,��Cr ti'f� t t (� „ 'r 3 ( ` . t� [ a �1 -_ ,-,i 1 r `r+ ..r r"'. 3:iil I ` fil—rE • �l iP r 1 ,,, f - r- it nt 4 i L: rR' t it Tf�( d ;�''�i+x 'uf kk l:H, IL ..r �:?t'i ,]ft s• �t aa�S'yd' rtY> '.i 11ii�{715 a �� ft�ll0 -,..�,-1 ,nu+ ` "f �`r1 :I] ®1 tom:_„ } ,p e ,, ' f{ f . .,�t.IV.,, ,� i N .. �� :•I 4 d. .!1 �, , ;v j,�•{j6 , }L lv, •i#•`? •Vr�'wF t.. - r . S der j� y^�-,•* �7J1�'l�s,Y �4 '1`_'' F� ; ,•7.1� s •fyr Y�+. +}� t�r.. t t O +"'4w ii�,..i,^t ':2•40,r: .r l'I: /. .*' ,i It YB,'. �.t iPls_! i hp. Y Hill Gslgr4. [�] I `1'}G Jai l Y'r, r-�� 3 6 1 4 i '. I h i (.tr. L� I r i Ettt = A'R' .+7 ti �-,` T,e„ i3vL of 1 _. n .* s a� r l i�5nx�� t'3`s?z } t4" rq I r 'y• :�}}� .a Frt C 'r ' 5.r `r ! 4. - ` ` �1 :,:i to g Y- .:t 't ( ^, s.y.4 k- � 1.17 ilm r._-. ' P I � 'f . . • Yi t••' 4 1S L ' • .. / m .• +K..S.. .i�lfLyr» • -'r--"k. at�� _ '�l O . • _ PCD CD cnn p O d co q „In C I co cn ca. t . \ co CD nCD d CD o 0 of Councilmember Jim Vokal 5557 (NAME) (DEPARTMENT) (PHONE) TIME LINE: 12 WORKING DAYS FROM DATE RECEIVED BY LAW DEPARTMENT May 15, 2007 City Council Agenda REQUEST FOR: Resolution (State Specifically What You Are Requesting) REQUEST DETAILS: Councilmember Vokal requests a resolution to revoke the liquor license of Straight Shooters II, 3929 Farnam Street, be placed on the May 15, 2007 City Council agenda. Attached is a copy of the police report for the basis of the revocation. INFORMATION ATTACHED: YES x NO NONE AVAILABLE - D 5i/ /07 • C-25A.. . CITY-OF -OMAHA LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER . • Ori aha,Nebraska RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA: WHEREAS, section 53-134 of the Nebraska Liquor Controi:Act, as amended, • authorizes the Omaha City Council to cancel or revoke a retail liquor license within the city upon • a showing of cause or that the licensee has violated any provision of the actor any valid and subsisting ordinance or regulation relating to alcoholic liquor; and, WHEREAS, Straight Shooters II, Inc., dba "Straight Shooters II" at 3929 Farnam Street in Omaha, Nebraska, holds a Class "C" liquor license; and, • WHEREAS, Omaha Municipal Code section 15-42 provides that cause for cancellation and/or revocation of a retail liquor license shall exist if the licensee has violated any of the provisions of the Nebraska Liquor Control Act or any rule or regulation of the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission enacted in the interest of good morals and decency; and, • WHEREAS, regulation 019.01F, validly adopted by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission, prohibits a licensee or its agents or employees from allowing disturbances • in the licensed premises or adjacentrelated outdoor areas that endangers patrons, employees, law enforcement agents, and members of the general public, or from failing to take reasonable actions as are reasonably necessary to terminate the activity or to immediately contact law • enforcement personnel; and, WHEREAS, regulation 019.010, validly adopted by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission,requires a licensee to frame its license and hang the license in plain view in a conspicuous location on the licensed premises; and, WHEREAS, regulation 6-019.01Q, validly adopted by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission, prohibits a licensee knowingly allowing illegal activity to be committed by other's on the license premises or adjacent related outdoor areas; and, � II • By Councilmember i I Adopted City Clerk • Approved __. Mayor two occasions when. disturbances occurred in the business or immediately outside the business employees or agents of the licensee used physical force against customers and exposed customers to pepper spray or other incapacitating substances. On one occasion the pepper spray exposure required medical treatment. In addition, when police investigated one of the disturbances they found the liquor license was not posted in a conspicuous place as required by Commission regulations. ort in the family notification process. members and dignified treatment of death notification process. -2,500 char. -3,000 char. -3,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 10- U.S.Department of Homeland Security $410,000 $410,000 $410,000 Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 4- U.S.Department of Homeland Security ,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 3- U.S.Department of Homeland Security rtment of Homeland Security STAT. §§ 81-8,240 through 81-8,254 with respect to the provision of services under BT 567 123107 8 J 1 i•, ,'. l f., '., :, . '4''''. 't , ,ail .r n ,f•i `ik, k i,+ r.i'�. '(�,' '' -t;ti +-`1, .R frilG1�i• f a. 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' P I � 'f . . • Yi t••' 4 1S L ' • .. / m .• +K..S.. .i�lfLyr» • -'r--"k. at�� _ '�l O c-25a - CITY-OF OMAHA LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER Omaha,Nebraska PAGE -2- WHEREAS, this Council has determined that on the following listed dates Straight Shooters II, Inc., acting through its principals, employees, or agents, violated the listed regulations: February 24, 2007 Disturbance allowed on or about the premises February 24, 2007 Improper use of pepper spray or another incapacitating substance or physical force to terminate the disturbance February 24, 2007 Failure to properly contact law enforcement personnel for assistance in terminating the disturbance February 24, 2007 Failure to properly display the liquor license April 15, 2007 Disturbance allowed on or about the premises April 15, 2007 Improper use of pepper spray or another incapacitating substance or physical force to terminate the disturbance April 15, 2007 Failure to properly contact law enforcement personnel for assistance in terminating the disturbance; and, WHEREAS, this City Council finds that Straight Shooters II, Inc., has violated Nebraska Liquor Control Commission regulations 6-019.01F, 6-019.010, AND 6-019.01Q by the aforementioned actions and that cause exists to cancel the retail liquor license held by Straight Shooters II, Inc. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA: By Councilmember • Adopted City Clerk Approved Mayor alidly adopted by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission,requires a licensee to frame its license and hang the license in plain view in a conspicuous location on the licensed premises; and, WHEREAS, regulation 6-019.01Q, validly adopted by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission, prohibits a licensee knowingly allowing illegal activity to be committed by other's on the license premises or adjacent related outdoor areas; and, � II • By Councilmember i I Adopted City Clerk • Approved __. Mayor two occasions when. disturbances occurred in the business or immediately outside the business employees or agents of the licensee used physical force against customers and exposed customers to pepper spray or other incapacitating substances. On one occasion the pepper spray exposure required medical treatment. In addition, when police investigated one of the disturbances they found the liquor license was not posted in a conspicuous place as required by Commission regulations. ort in the family notification process. members and dignified treatment of death notification process. -2,500 char. -3,000 char. -3,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 10- U.S.Department of Homeland Security $410,000 $410,000 $410,000 Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 4- U.S.Department of Homeland Security ,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 3- U.S.Department of Homeland Security rtment of Homeland Security STAT. §§ 81-8,240 through 81-8,254 with respect to the provision of services under BT 567 123107 8 J 1 i•, ,'. l f., '., :, . '4''''. 't , ,ail .r n ,f•i `ik, k i,+ r.i'�. '(�,' '' -t;ti +-`1, .R frilG1�i• f a. E;J , '‘: -, \ . )',6,,'' .4/Vr\ /,TNI4'',. -,,,A ,„,,,, ,,,, , '.'". , ,CO 128,521.56 13.5 1-Jan-2019 Sep-19 0.0200 100% $ 14,422,975 $ 14,422,975 $ 142,801.73 $ 1.330 $ 128,521.56 14 1-Jan-2020 Mar-20 0.0200 100% $ 14,567,204 $ 14,567,204 $ 144,229.75 $ 1.343 $ 129,806.77 14.5' 1-Jan-2020 Sep-20 0.0200 100% $ 14,567,204 $ 14,567,204 $ 144,229.75 $ 1.343 $ 129,806.77 15 1-Jan-2021 Mar-21 0.0200 100% $ 14,712,876 $ 14,712,876 $ 145,672.04 $ 1.356 $ 131,104.84 .-J.5..5= 1,Jan-2021 Sep-21_-. _0.0200 100%_$-14,712,876_$---14,712,876 $ 145,672.04 $ 1.356. $ 131,104.84 $ .3,314;502.64-$ 30.86 7E$- Q2;983.0521'38 NET PRESENT VALUE .- _ ._ - . 8,0%.INPERE&T- $15546 89798' 1 ASSF_S.SED1/(L'uf PROJEGTK)NS InitItil initi'aII Iditia1 !''I'00s>?ti1" on W.1 .13a'y RetAiler GLA Viiiiiit 156r SF v.'iiue • e t i'Seju•l e'e � 1,$00 $ t 5 00 18f5�0,, !"ri 1 Lobby/SeNIc_5 3,00a $: "75 ii 225;000. C'1'2 •Aesteflo:Canter 4,000 125:00 500i0.00' G=13 Retell 8 500 $. 12'00 1,062 500;, Ca"14 Retail 1000° "4 t25tib0 1 575'.060 C51,a M taIVR etnufeiiI 8,500 4 125.00 1,A6�2,500, C`1S Restaurant 5;$00' +$ 125:1)U 725T000 C.21 LObh/SelvkeI 2,000 3, 75 00 150000 :3-22 l ealthC.110i 20()0(., 85.00 1 700i000 9=25 office 18;000' $ 125sb0 40;000: 'deg ,O.Hlce 15i000' $ i2500 i,87G;000 C"•4s ott ce 'APR 4' 12s oo 1 675-boo {3ilADIh1GLNSEIOTAL- i1i;0l10' $, _ iib:79- i3187;500 TOTAL COMPLETED ASSESSED VALUE, _- _._-- ._ _ 7 13:1871500_ • i Page 1of1 r( r',' Srtgk p „• '',�{� J.'gig e.,. f EL:,i Lt^ r 1� n:Fl 9 .n 1.+ 1 r t, ff•+ •• r -','" ' • %,•r4.\- •)1 -1 1 i' . . °.) 4 '; i,r;iF. , 4t i I I 'alF i5G , , r 1 ,r ! ie ';',/ l:ee4l x I. t ,�y.14 j L .r} 4' ., ' !® '��,l ,{ nil'• i=+L t� }ter x& � f ,,,),6 I- 11 • 4,b.1- .•n 'fSi.✓^ .:,5 t: co I.��` ��•�+�f.#rr� �'.1 E.J•r L.S3sis.• nii,b.�F3E=•1 p1• • ��.,*'- ¢ • t, .•y f . ®SF�: I i_L�f1� 3 .A11e� L- � ""Y.) � i `}ki ,r ,� t.(,�`.t{'4 --ti In9�,��Cr ti'f� t t (� „ 'r 3 ( ` . t� [ a �1 -_ ,-,i 1 r `r+ ..r r"'. 3:iil I ` fil—rE • �l iP r 1 ,,, f - r- it nt 4 i L: rR' t it Tf�( d ;�''�i+x 'uf kk l:H, IL ..r �:?t'i ,]ft s• �t aa�S'yd' rtY> '.i 11ii�{715 a �� ft�ll0 -,..�,-1 ,nu+ ` "f �`r1 :I] ®1 tom:_„ } ,p e ,, ' f{ f . .,�t.IV.,, ,� i N .. �� :•I 4 d. .!1 �, , ;v j,�•{j6 , }L lv, •i#•`? •Vr�'wF t.. - r . S der j� y^�-,•* �7J1�'l�s,Y �4 '1`_'' F� ; ,•7.1� s •fyr Y�+. +}� t�r.. t t O +"'4w ii�,..i,^t ':2•40,r: .r l'I: /. .*' ,i It YB,'. �.t iPls_! i hp. Y Hill Gslgr4. [�] I `1'}G Jai l Y'r, r-�� 3 6 1 4 i '. I h i (.tr. L� I r i Ettt = A'R' .+7 ti �-,` T,e„ i3vL of 1 _. n .* s a� r l i�5nx�� t'3`s?z } t4" rq I r 'y• :�}}� .a Frt C 'r ' 5.r `r ! 4. - ` ` �1 :,:i to g Y- .:t 't ( ^, s.y.4 k- � 1.17 ilm r._-. ' P I � 'f . . • Yi t••' 4 1S L ' • .. / m .• +K..S.. .i�lfLyr» • -'r--"k. at�� _ '�l O • - I ' • r.C25A _ . CITY—OF—OMAHA LEGISj,,ATIVE cHAMBER Omaha,•Nebraska':.' PAGE -3- THAT, effective June 15, 2007, the Class "C" retail liquor license held by , • Straight Shooters II, Inc., dba"Straight Shooters II" at 3929 Farnam Street, in_Omaha, Nebraska, • is hereby canceled for the reasons set forth herein. • APP r 0 106510 RM: / 6EPUTY CITY TO• DATE P:\CC\8479sap.doc I, By V0144 Councilmember e_ S AY 1 5 2007 &A 4.,ntit ,LoCe.,X, - 6rym.n611-, .2- Ye-AS • Adop • ted • Vo/c.(t_ ( , de- Ala. ', 8 Kau Y1 , /A 611-7 faSt-h City Clerk , c)Itieui,,,_ 07/7/D7 Approvec Mayor ure to properly contact law enforcement personnel for assistance in terminating the disturbance; and, WHEREAS, this City Council finds that Straight Shooters II, Inc., has violated Nebraska Liquor Control Commission regulations 6-019.01F, 6-019.010, AND 6-019.01Q by the aforementioned actions and that cause exists to cancel the retail liquor license held by Straight Shooters II, Inc. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA: By Councilmember • Adopted City Clerk Approved Mayor alidly adopted by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission,requires a licensee to frame its license and hang the license in plain view in a conspicuous location on the licensed premises; and, WHEREAS, regulation 6-019.01Q, validly adopted by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission, prohibits a licensee knowingly allowing illegal activity to be committed by other's on the license premises or adjacent related outdoor areas; and, � II • By Councilmember i I Adopted City Clerk • Approved __. Mayor two occasions when. disturbances occurred in the business or immediately outside the business employees or agents of the licensee used physical force against customers and exposed customers to pepper spray or other incapacitating substances. On one occasion the pepper spray exposure required medical treatment. In addition, when police investigated one of the disturbances they found the liquor license was not posted in a conspicuous place as required by Commission regulations. ort in the family notification process. members and dignified treatment of death notification process. -2,500 char. -3,000 char. -3,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 10- U.S.Department of Homeland Security $410,000 $410,000 $410,000 Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 4- U.S.Department of Homeland Security ,500 char. Office of Grants and Training For Official Use Only -Page 3- U.S.Department of Homeland Security rtment of Homeland Security STAT. §§ 81-8,240 through 81-8,254 with respect to the provision of services under BT 567 123107 8 J 1 i•, ,'. l f., '., :, . '4''''. 't , ,ail .r n ,f•i `ik, k i,+ r.i'�. '(�,' '' -t;ti +-`1, .R frilG1�i• f a. 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Original Message From: Tess Cramer To: jvokal@ci.omaha.ne.us Sent: 5/9/2007 9:44 PM Subject: Tuesday's 2 p.m. Meeting, May 15, 2007 Greetings to you, Mr. Vokal, Due to my work schedule, I will be unable to attend the May 15 city council meeting, regarding the liquor license of the bar called 'Straight Shooters II, ' located at 40th & Farnam. Although I do not own property at that location, I am an independent contractor renting my business space at Salon Namaste (pronounced "nah-mah-STAY") , 4005 Farnam Street. Please allow me to share my experience of working a half a block away from 'Straight Shooters II Bar, ' on the same side of the street. On a weekly basis, I sweep up trash and/or broken glass from smashed beer and liquor bottles, in front of my business, before my patrons arrive. On a "good day, " the bottles are left intact, sitting on the narrow window sills of my business, there to greet me when I arrive in the mornings. I no longer take late night appointments, as of a year ago, due to the raucous of the bar patrons, often outside the establishment. Within two days of installing our brand new outdoor business sign (two weeks ago) , I was saddened and frustrated to discover gang graffiti sprayed in black paint on the cream-colored face of our salon building, directly next to our brand new sign. (I called the Mayor's Hotline, so this is on record, with police documentation. ) Upon further inspection, gang graffiti in white paint was sprayed all over on the flat black roof of the building directly above our salon. The perpetrators accessed our roof from the small parking lot in back of the building, which is directly across the street, and to the west of 'Straight Shooters II. ' What else did I see on the roof - ? MORE empty beer & liquor bottles, right next to the gang graffiti - which is STILL on the face of our salon building, AND on the roof above. (The Mayor's Hotline reported that they cannot cover graffiti which is above ground level. . . . ) The small parking lot in back of the salon/building (shared with the apartment complex located at 40th & Harney) is where I've personally found many liquor & beer bottles, stuck in our building gutters, as well as on the roof of the building. I remove the bottles from the building gutters on a weekly basis, to prevent further damage to the building (from blocked gutters) in which I am renting space. I strongly urge you, Mr. Vokal, to rescind the liquor license for 1 • Straight Shooters II. I do not know what kind of clientele this bar is attracting, but it is my opinion that our neighborhood would be CLEANER AND SAFER, without this business in our neighborhood at all. Thank you ahead of time, for your attention to this matter. I wish you and your family a lovely and peaceful summer! Sincerely, Tess Cramer 2 Brown, Buster (CCIk) From: Vokal, Jim (CCou) Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 2:10 PM To: 'Rick& Sue Katelman ' Cc: Brown, Buster(CCIk) Subject: RE: Straight Shooters Thanks Rick. Original Message From: Rick & Sue Katelman To: jvokal@ci.omaha.ne.us Sent: 5/10/2007 10:35 AM Subject: Straight Shooters Dear Jim, As you know, the 40th and Farnam area has a problem with Straight Shooters bar. My direct impact is the trash, broken bottles and general litter on my Farnam and 39th St.frontages. This is daily and varies in amount with the busier nights at Straight Shooters. We spend between 25 and 45 minutes a day cleaning up after their customers. But more than the importance of my trash problem is the problem of the street fights, the inbar fights and the impact on the neighborhood in general. We have tried as a group to discuss the problem with the owners and things only improve for a short time. Dan Houlahan, a neighbor of mine on the block at Sullivans, has expressed countless problems of harrassment to his customers resulting in a considerable dropoff in his business as his customers are afraid to be there at night. I understand the Reading Grounds bookstore on the corner of 40th and Farnam has had similar problems. I do not see why the rest of us who try to take care of our property and the surrounding area have to accept or put up with this problem. If the bar owners cared about this neighborhood at all, they would take more responsibility for the actions of their customers both inside and outside of their bar. Thank you for your help. Rick Katelman, Katelman Antiques at 39th and Farnam. No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269. 6.6/795 - Release Date: 5/9/2007 3:07 PM 1 n back of the building, which is directly across the street, and to the west of 'Straight Shooters II. ' What else did I see on the roof - ? MORE empty beer & liquor bottles, right next to the gang graffiti - which is STILL on the face of our salon building, AND on the roof above. (The Mayor's Hotline reported that they cannot cover graffiti which is above ground level. . . . ) The small parking lot in back of the salon/building (shared with the apartment complex located at 40th & Harney) is where I've personally found many liquor & beer bottles, stuck in our building gutters, as well as on the roof of the building. I remove the bottles from the building gutters on a weekly basis, to prevent further damage to the building (from blocked gutters) in which I am renting space. I strongly urge you, Mr. Vokal, to rescind the liquor license for 1 Councilman Jim Vokal, My name is Scott Reiling, and I am the resident manager of the M.G. Apartments which are situated on the corner of 40th & Harney Street, across from Straight Shooters II. I write to you at the behest of Mark and Jill Goodrich, who are the owners of the M.G. Apartments. They have brought to my attention the hearing that will take place next Tuesday, May 15th, 2007, concerning the liquor license of the Straight Shooters II bar. I have been witness to many disorderly acts and disrespectful behaviors displayed by the patrons of Straight Shooters II in the 20 months I have been resident manager. Incidents include, but are not limited to: - Regulars of Straight Shooters II (who will here-on be referred to as "patrons") parking in the rear parking lot of M.G. Apartments, despite clearly visible posted signs in the lot denoting the lot as private, and stating violators would be subject to towing. An incident between patrons and employees of the A-1 Towing company which caused A-1 to stop towing vehicles from the M.G. Apartments parking lot during the bar's operating hours, due to the A-1 employees' fear of bodily harm. - An incident, during which Adam Nelson, who is a current resident at M.G. Apartments, was physically accosted by patrons, in the M.G. parking lot. Mr. Nelson was knocked out and money was stolen from him. A police report was filed concerning this event. Multiple confrontations between M.G. Apartment residents, and said patrons. These confrontations were rarely physical, however they often focused around the aforementioned parking spaces, to which the patrons had no right. Please note that fear of these patrons has caused M.G. to lose at least four residents, who did not renew their contracts after their year leases had expired. Numerous fights, some of which have included so many individuals, that they spilled out onto the street and into the M.G. parking lot. Many accounts of loitering by patrons in the M.G. parking lot after Straight Shooters has closed. The activities of such patrons have included sitting in their cars and play extremely loud music; starting fights amongst each other, and littering. - The morning after each "party" night at the Straight Shooters II bar, I have walked into the parking lot and witnessed many broken and intact bottles, McDonalds (or other fast food) bags, cigarette cases, and other evidence of litter throughout the lot. Please keep in mind that I have personally witnessed the littering take place, and thus, I am not simply making a correlation based upon the evidence present. Other crimes, such as attempted breaking and entering, as well as multiple vandalizations of vehicles belonging to current residents, have also occured in concordance with "party" nights during which there has been heavy traffic into and out of the Straight Shooters II establishment. If there is any way in which I can help at this meeting on Tuesday, please let me know. The business owners around the area, and I, thank you for making this effort to make our daily lives more pleasant. Sincerely, Scott Reiling 402-312-0950 • Brown, Buster (CCIk) From: Vokal, Jim (CCou) Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2007 5:47 PM To: Brown, Buster(CCIk) Subject: FW: Straight Shooters II Hi there Jim, I just recently read the article in the Omaha World Herald concerning the objections some neighbors and businesses have expressed in regards to the manner in which Straight Shooters II, the bar on the corner of 40th and Farnam, conducts its business. As the president of the Tudor Arms Condominium Association, a community of 24 condominiums located just north of 39th and Farnam and a mere half block away from Straight Shooters, I have also had to field concerns from our very own residents in regards to this bar. On a fairly consistent basis, our residents, as well as myself, have personally been a witness to the following activities being partaken by their patrons: fights breaking out, trash being thrown onto our lawn and having to be picked up by our building manager or myself, drinking on and just outside of our property, drug use, money changing hands and cars parking illegally in the alleyway adjacent to our building and in our back parking lot, cars blasting their subwoofers and people shouting and yelling in the middle of the night. Our community has had to deal with these activities on a case by case basis in the past. However, I do not have the time nor energy to play citizen patrol and our association simply cannot keep up. These activities need to stop immediately, and the only reasonable and definitive solution in dealing with this problem is the REVOCATION of their liquor license. These steps must be taken, especially at a time when our neighborhood and the entire midtown area in general, are taking great strides in revitalizing our community with new businesses and residences. Our resources and efforts as a community can more effectively be placed elsewhere. I may be voicing these concerns on the behalf of our association; however, I am also a resident in close proximity of this business. As such, and on a very personal basis, I simply do not feel safe in my own neighborhood. I am a medical student at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. I have to constantly side-step broken bottles and beer cans littering the sidewalks during my morning walks to school. This is simply unacceptable. I understand that all legal business entities should have the right to conduct business as they see fit, regardless of what that business may be (zoning laws and covenants aside) . But the way in which that business conducts itself should not impede on the personal safety, well being, nor rights to enjoy a peaceful and quiet living environment of those residents living within that community. I am pleading for their liquor license to be REVOKED. As I understand it, and on the basis of what was written in the Omaha World Herald article, you share very similar concerns. If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know, as I will do my best. I will also try to make it to the next city council meeting. I thank you for your time. Sincerely, Orode Badakhsh obadakhsh@unmc.edu <mailto:obadakhsh@unmc.edu> (402) 201-8813 1 rt to make our daily lives more pleasant. Sincerely, Scott Reiling 402-312-0950 Brown, Buster (CCIk) From: Vokal, Jim (CCou) Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 8:31 AM To: Brown, Buster(CCIk) Subject: FW: Straight Shooters City Councilman Vokal: I was hoping to attend the city council meeting tomorrow regarding the possible liqueur revocation the the Straight Shooter's Bar on 40th & Farnum. I will be out of town and unable to attend but did want to express my feelings. My wife and I both come to 'Mid Town' to spend our entertainment dollars. Whether it be eating in the Old Market or going to meet our friends at Sullivan's. Quite frankly there have been times when my wife and I have left Sullivan's that we did not feel safe because of being hassled by the patrons of Straight Shooters. There comes a time when one has to ask himself if it is worth the risk to be in that neighborhood after dark. I would like to continue coming to area, as it stands now that is questionable. I would like to voice my recommendation to cancel the liqueur license at this establishment. James R. Perina Cruise Marketing Inc. 2435 South 156 Circle Omaha, Nebraska 68130 t- 402 330 2400 f- 402 330 2404 c-402 690 3279 Email: jim.Perina@cmil.com 1 of the night. Our community has had to deal with these activities on a case by case basis in the past. However, I do not have the time nor energy to play citizen patrol and our association simply cannot keep up. These activities need to stop immediately, and the only reasonable and definitive solution in dealing with this problem is the REVOCATION of their liquor license. These steps must be taken, especially at a time when our neighborhood and the entire midtown area in general, are taking great strides in revitalizing our community with new businesses and residences. Our resources and efforts as a community can more effectively be placed elsewhere. I may be voicing these concerns on the behalf of our association; however, I am also a resident in close proximity of this business. As such, and on a very personal basis, I simply do not feel safe in my own neighborhood. I am a medical student at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. I have to constantly side-step broken bottles and beer cans littering the sidewalks during my morning walks to school. This is simply unacceptable. I understand that all legal business entities should have the right to conduct business as they see fit, regardless of what that business may be (zoning laws and covenants aside) . But the way in which that business conducts itself should not impede on the personal safety, well being, nor rights to enjoy a peaceful and quiet living environment of those residents living within that community. I am pleading for their liquor license to be REVOKED. As I understand it, and on the basis of what was written in the Omaha World Herald article, you share very similar concerns. If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know, as I will do my best. I will also try to make it to the next city council meeting. I thank you for your time. Sincerely, Orode Badakhsh obadakhsh@unmc.edu <mailto:obadakhsh@unmc.edu> (402) 201-8813 1 rt to make our daily lives more pleasant. Sincerely, Scott Reiling 402-312-0950 Brown, Buster (CCIk) From: Vokal, Jim (CCou) Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 8:31 AM To: Brown, Buster(CCIk) Subject: FW: Straight Shooters II -- License Renewal I am writing to request that the city NOT approve a liquor license renewel to Straight Shooters II bar at 40tg and Farnam Street. I own several condominiums at Tudor Arms Condominiums, 131 S. 39th Street. I personally, as have other residents, have not felt safe due the activities emanating from within and without of this establishment. There have been physical altercations, trash/littering, squealing tires, loud music and incidental gun fire. We strive to keep our property of a calibre that it is presentable and safe at all times, not only for the residents, but for our neighbors. This establishment is working counter to our aspirations, as well as those wishing to make this neighborhood a home/community to be proud of and comfortable in. I ask that you work diligently to deny this establishment's license. You can reach me at 402.213.8067 should you wish to discuss this matter any further. Thank you. Kevin T. Williams Owner, Tudor Arms Condominiums, Unit L, 6 and 20 1 1 of the night. Our community has had to deal with these activities on a case by case basis in the past. However, I do not have the time nor energy to play citizen patrol and our association simply cannot keep up. These activities need to stop immediately, and the only reasonable and definitive solution in dealing with this problem is the REVOCATION of their liquor license. These steps must be taken, especially at a time when our neighborhood and the entire midtown area in general, are taking great strides in revitalizing our community with new businesses and residences. Our resources and efforts as a community can more effectively be placed elsewhere. I may be voicing these concerns on the behalf of our association; however, I am also a resident in close proximity of this business. As such, and on a very personal basis, I simply do not feel safe in my own neighborhood. I am a medical student at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. I have to constantly side-step broken bottles and beer cans littering the sidewalks during my morning walks to school. This is simply unacceptable. I understand that all legal business entities should have the right to conduct business as they see fit, regardless of what that business may be (zoning laws and covenants aside) . But the way in which that business conducts itself should not impede on the personal safety, well being, nor rights to enjoy a peaceful and quiet living environment of those residents living within that community. I am pleading for their liquor license to be REVOKED. As I understand it, and on the basis of what was written in the Omaha World Herald article, you share very similar concerns. If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know, as I will do my best. I will also try to make it to the next city council meeting. I thank you for your time. Sincerely, Orode Badakhsh obadakhsh@unmc.edu <mailto:obadakhsh@unmc.edu> (402) 201-8813 1 rt to make our daily lives more pleasant. Sincerely, Scott Reiling 402-312-0950 Dear Mr. Vokal, I am writing to you today because I was privileged enough to be privy regarding information for a hearing concerning an establishment in the Omaha Metro area. I am speaking of the Straight Shooters Bar on 40th and Farnam St. My interest is as such, because, I have been a patron at Sullivan's Bar, located on Farnam St. , directly across from Straight Shooters, for almost 10 years. A quick recap on my history w/ Sullivan's; It has always been a decent bar, but really became a good place to hang out under the current ownership. I believe Dan Houlihan has been the proprietor for 7 or 8 years now. What he has done to the place is nothing short of goodness concerning taste, service and the community. Not only did he refurbish Sullivan's Bar, he restored it ! Greatly increasing the value and overall ambience for customers, for years to come. This leads me to why I am writing you. Straight Shooters has been a nuisance ever since they opened up for business a few years ago. I don't know what the causes are, but I have honestly never seen such a cause for concern for safety as I do with the shenanigans that go on at Straight Shooters week in and week out. To be as accurate as possible, my patronage has dropped off over the last 2 years. Mainly because of the hours I pull with my career, but before that, it was already dwindling because I really didn't want to be around where the police are called to subdue a mild riot regularly. That would happen, I would say, 95% of the time on the weekends, and a far less percentage during the week, but a percentage nevertheless. I have personally noticed that > over the last 2 years, the customer base for Sullivan's has decreased by 50%. I believe that is solely due to the overwhelming nuisance that the Straight Shooters Bar is. I have personally been around for instances such as; when I went outside to have a cigarette, a woman was getting harassed by lewd, upsetting comments by patrons of Straight Shooters. She asked for my help, I told her to go inside. They then started threatening and approaching me. I, of course, went inside as well. Although that was the end of that, it was an intimidating and completely unnecessary experience. Another instance; I was sitting at the bar, I looked over towards the front door, and saw a man, outside facing in, exposed and urinating right on door. Unbelievable! The bartender went to end the public urination, and the guy swung on the bartender and caught his ear. That was that, but the man who urinated, quite naturally, went over to Straight Shooters. As mentioned earlier, the police are called nearly every weekend, to > keep/restore order. These are things, I suppose, that could happen anywhere at anytime, but every weekend? ! That is unacceptable for the good paying customers of the business' that surround the area, as well as for the community as a whole. I wish I could attend the hearing, but my place of employment will not facilitate that happening. Thank you for your attention, Anonymous cott Reiling 402-312-0950 - ran z +' a' o o • ....10 ° cro• o N C o 2. o 0 Q Cp cn UQ xg o r+ P r Cr o co G \v peaceful summer! Sincerely, Tess Cramer 2 • • • INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Law Department DATE: May 8, 2007 TO: President and Members of the City Council FROM: Thomas O. Mumgaard, Deputy City Attorney SUBJECT: Straight Shooters II - Police Contacts . • `xzii:.ZA42 , +..,..'v;.1ftg YSC :'.5..M +t.+;Yln4.'::�^..t. .ni'e.?A',tif!C'df'u..H'.43 .:' ,. MEN...a":Mi'..", "uu.":t".F:livea5t0 Attached is a timeline showing police officers' observations of events at Straight Shooters - II or the surrounding area when the event appeared related to the operation of Straight Shooters II. This information has been compiled by the Law Department and Police Department from police reports and the overnight log kept by the police officers assigned to the area. If there is no entry on a date, nothing related to Straight Shooters II occurred on that date. Respectfu s mitted, T omas O. Mumgaard Deputy City Attorney Attachment Timeline of Police Contacts With Straight Shooters ii and Surrounding Area Date Occurrence 2-18-05 Fight reported at 40 & Farnam 2-19-05 Misdemeanor assault reported in front of Straight Shooters between customers. 2-25-05 Misdemeanor assault reported at Straight Shooters 3-6-05 Fight reported at 40 & Farnam 3-11-05 Fight reported at 40 & Farnam 3.25-05 Misdemeanor assault reported at Straight Shooters as victim was leaving at 0050. Struck with a beer bottle resulting in deep laceration. 4-8-05 Disturbance at 40 & Farnam. 6-6-05 Crowd gathered but dispersed by officer 6-9-05 Fight reported at 40th & Farnam 6-17-05 Fight at 40 & Farnam then moved to disturbance at Bucky's, 40 & Dodge 6-21-05 Disturbance at Bucky's, 40 & Dodge 6-24-05 Radio calls re large disturbance. Large crowd was dispersed by officers. Crowds in street has occurred in the past on Thursday and Saturday nights and has gotten worse with nice weather. 9-17-05 2 radio calls re. fight disturbance. Officers responded to find nothing. Bouncer reported no problems. 10-14-05 Fugitive Unit on surveillance for a person observed fight at bar at 0015 hrs. The wanted person and two other people with warrants were located and arrested. 11-4-05 At 0059 hrs. at 39th & Farnam, 8 males from SS argued with another group of males — heard shots, arrest made. RB # 67031-F 11-11-05/ At 0049 hrs. 2 women fought in middle of street. Several more fights 11-12-05 broke out — mace used by police and crowd dispersed. No arrests. Tavern report completed. 11-20-05 No officers, 0050 fight call, code 5. No caller to be seen. 2-3-06 Radio call by off-duty officer reporting a party being assaulted inside the bar. Suspect fled, report was made. Tavern report completed. 2-19-06 0000 Hrs, intoxicated male observed. 4-2-06 0003 hrs. intoxicated male observed. Straight Shooters Timeline for Council 1 Date Occurrence 9-29-06 At 0143, call of fight disturbance at 3926 Farnam, Sullivans Bar. Small crowd dispersed quickly, no actual fight. Officers were told that there had been a large fight involving 20 — 25 people, 6 police officers came, but no one was ticketed or arrested. 10-1-06 Report of 10 — 15 people fighting in the street. 10-5-06 Small crowd. Recorded video from 2330 — 0130 hrs. No problems, no radio calls. Spoke with mgr. who stated that on Thursday nights they are letting in 21 year olds. Prior to last month, the crowd was 25 years of age or older. New policy has made crowds larger. 10-7-06 Large crowd of at least 50 exiting. Checked one party who appeared to be urinating in the area. One traffic stop for obstructing traffic, expired plates, & no insurance. Was flagged down by a patron who had left the bar about an auto stolen from 41st & Farnam. 10-8-06 0055 hrs., 30 people walking outside, some with open beer 10-13-06 0022 — 0116 hrs. Sgt. Assignment to 40th & Farnam to observe Straight Shooters II. Observed people congregating in the street/intersection, jaywalking and pretending to fight. 10-14-06 0050 — 0120 hrs. Mild crowd, radio call of persons with warrants inside. Officers on the scene ID'd 2 subjects. The rest of the crowd became restless, insultive. Control was maintained with no problems. 10-27-06 Approximately 35 — 40 patrons exited. 12 — 15 loitered out front until 0105 hours. Officer advised people about loitering and the crowd left. No problems. 10-28-06 Radio call of 50 people fighting. On arrival, bystanders advised that 2 females began physically fighting in the bar which triggered a large fight. Bar employees deployed pepper spray inside and outside. Subjects involved were gone on officer's arrival. One female bystander exposed to pepper spray was treated but not transported by OFD Medic Unit. Tavern report was completed. R.O. on scene for the remainder of the assignment. The bar was pretty much empty. No other problems. 10-29-06 2030 hrs. Male in street yelling at passerby. 11-2-06 Fairly large crowd of approx. 50 — 60 people exited. Some loitered at front for 1 — 2 minutes prior to leaving. Everyone gone by 0110 and no problems. Straight Shooters Timeline for Council 2 Date Occurrence 11-3-06 Crowd of 20 — 25 congregated in front doors from 0050 — 0055. One person came out agitated as if going to start a fight. Officer called for additional cars and confronted the subject. Male was agitated and was trying to leave but others were taunting him. Officers escorted him to his vehicle. Traffic stop made for vehicle going the wrong way on Farnam and driver was determined to be intoxicated. 11-10-06 Medium crowd, everyone left the area quickly. Yelled at one to turn down music. 11-26-06 Medium sized crowd left. No problems. No loitering. 11-30-06 Approx. 20 people exited — no loitering, no problems. 12-1-06 25 — 30 people exited, no loitering no prob. 12-15-06 30-35 people exited the establishment. One traffic stop was made for vehicle going the wrong way on Farnam St. No problems 12-16-06 40-50 people exited. No loitering or problems. 12-17-06 40-50 people loitering and screaming. They began to leave when officer instructed them to. They went to Amoco on 40th and Dodge Street and 20 people started a disturbance there but left when instructed to by officer. 12-22-06 Radio call @ 0020 for fight disturbance in street. 10-15 parties present 12-23-06 Large crowd gathered after closing. Officer instructed them to find their cars and leave. Crowd then dispersed. 12-24-06 25 — 30 people gathered outside then dispersed when officer instructed them to do so. 12-29-06 R/Os called for fight disturbance. Upon arrival, large crowd but no fight seen. Crowd dispersed upon officers' request. 12-30-06 Small crowd of 15 — 20 people gathered after closing. All dispersed when told to. 1-7-07 0055 — 0105, 5-10 people left. No problems. 1-12-07 No problems, but crowd from Shooters congregated at Bucky's 40`h & Dodge were involved in an assault at 0110 hrs. 1-13-07 Small crowd, 20 — 25 people. Moved quickly to vehicles due to cold weather. No problems. 1-14-07 Call received from citizen who said "Straight Shooters just let out and they're dancing in the streets" and "There is no police presence here." Officer on call at Straight Shooters reported only 2 people were outside. Was a crowd at 40 & Dodge BP. Straight Shooters Timeline for Council 3 . Straight Shooters Timeline for Council 2 Date Occurrence 1-19-07 No problems. Crowd of 20-30 standing on SE corner. 1-20-07 25-30 people exited. No problems. 1-21-07 R/O recovered stolen vehicle from in front of Straight Shooters and two parties were taken into custody. Large crowd 25-30 started to gather in intersection of 40 Farnam. Third car called with pepperball but crowd left before 3rd cruiser arrived. 1-26-07 Two radio calls to Straight Shooters for fights (one was @ 4008 Harney). Large crowd 75+ people at Bucky's, 401h & Dodge. Traffic was backed up from Dodge to south of Harney. Also, two radio calls to Sullivan's for loud music. 1-27-07 30 — 35 people exited. No loitering, no problems, no crowd at 40th & Dodge. 1-28-07 No problems. Few people loitering in front or across the street in the parking lot. 2-2-07 3 arrests: 1)open container; 2)littering/urinating, 3)DUI 2-3-07 A lot of foot traffic. No further info. 2-8-07 Large crowd, no problems. Most went straight to Bucky's & McDonald's @ 40th & Dodge. 2-15-07 Large crowd, no problems. 2-16-07 Large crowd, no problems. 2-17-07 20-30 people exited. No problems. Some loitering/slow walking due to snow piled along curbs, sidewalks, and sides of streets. 2-18-07 30-40 people exited. One male attempted to confront another male on 40th Street just north of Farnam. 4 — 5 other people held back the male keeping an actual assault from occurring. All involved left. No other problems. 2-23-07 35 — 40 person crowd congregated on the sidewalk and street in front of bar. Would not leave after several requests from officer who called for more cars. Crowd moved with no incident. 2-24-07 Large crowd disturbance/fight. 40 - 50 person crowd. Several fights in street and NW corner parking lot. Strong odor of pepper spray inside business, possibly indicating fight started inside, causing employees to discharge pepper spray. Tavern report completed/forwarded. One arrest. 2-25-07 Small crowd, no problems. 3-2-07 Two arrests in the Dialysis Center: one for open container and one for littering. • Straight Shooters Timeline for Council 4 for Council 2 Date Occurrence 3-3-07 Radio call loud verbal disturbance. Behind Sullivan's clientele from Straight Shooters were arguing over car keys. One party arrested on misdemeanor warrant. 3-9-07 Large crowd — no problems 3-10-07 Small crowd. One patron said, "Fuck the police" to officers as he left the bar. No other problems observed. 3-11-07 Crowd gathered and disregarded traffic and caused.a few traffic problems. Disturbance at 40th & Dodge 3-16-07 Large crowd, 50 — 60 people leaving. House security guards did a good job of keeping crowd moving. No problems. 3-17-07 Large crowd, minor arguments between a few patrons. Security handled. No contacts made. 3-18-07 No problems observed. Call received reporting a large fight in street but officers observed no incident. 3-25-07 5-10 people loitering in front with people jaywalking and obstructing traffic. 3-31-07 40 — 50 people exited quickly. No problems. Heavy rain. 4-1-07 30 people left quickly due to rain 4-6-07 30 — 35 people exited. No problems. 6 parking tickets issued and 1 volume control criminal citation. 4-7-07 Medium sized crowd, 30 — 40 people. No problems. 4-8-07 Large crowd, 40 — 50 people. No problems. 4-13-07 Large crowd, 45-50 people. No problems. 4-14-07 Medium crowd, 30-35 people exited. No problems. 4-15-07 Injury report. Patrons refusing to disperse. Security at bar sprayed pepper spray on sidewalk. Female was unable to breathe so squad was called and transported to UNMC — tavern report completed. 4-20-07 Party cited for urinating on 139 S. 40 and marijuana possession. Large crowd loitering and obstructing traffic. Security used mace at the ground to disperse crowd. 4-21-07 Medium crowd. Approx. 20 people. No problems. 4-27-07 Medium crowd, 30 — 35 people. No problems. 2 passengers in a car were cited for open container. Straight Shooters Timeline for Council 5 r spray. Tavern report completed/forwarded. One arrest. 2-25-07 Small crowd, no problems. 3-2-07 Two arrests in the Dialysis Center: one for open container and one for littering. • Straight Shooters Timeline for Council 4 for Council 2 ReadingGrounds . ,':._f" t iitcrui;f s.r.i;tt.r'.e �_: - • , Ci':' ;_ _._..._ PA!a +' _ .p • �7'$ I J ' _...,.. " k May 2 2007 D�Bi. M. rivT p • Jim Vokal, City Council CH. — .._ 1819 Fare ;-I_ -�_i__. am St. Cn' . Suite LC-1 LO LOBBYIST._ LEFT __.__.�_.i.__e,.� i:- 'Rs Omaha, NE 68183 esi.,I .1'1:,.1 :v. Dear Councilman Vokal: W-n"" RE: Straight ShootersT r 4 bar ;�[< -_� �?.. c .p.y r ,,-; . Our bookstore/coffeehouse is located directlyacross the street from the Straight Shooters • t' 'bar, of which I understand is being reviewed soon by the City,Counci.l. We have tried to :,.-,4,,g be good neighbors to this bar for the past 2 '/z years in the spirit of supporting Midtown .WjK'` pride and business, but as in any "neighbor relationship," there is a limit td what can be .-ttolerated. 4 Pk. Our business used to be open until 11 p.m. on weekends for the late evening coffee 41-;'V' • crowd, for groups who en o ed meetin to playgames and socialize, and for live music ' ` i g P JY g 4v s` • andpoetrys events. However, due to the intimidating nature of the patron of Straight ,f. • Shooters bar, our clientele told us that they were nervous walking around our premises . , and getting to their cars in the parking lot because the bar patrons would hang out on the street corners and yell at passersby. The bar patrons would park their cars on the bar's . sidewalks and stand in the street intersection of 40th &Farnam and block traffic by • • brawling or just carrying on in the street. No harm was ever done to my customers, but this behavior did make them nervous enough not to come to our store-late at night-- so, • ' we changed our hours to close at 9pm-�Now we don't see much going on at the bar - • because we are closed earlier" • Another complaint we have about Straight Shooters is that their patrons sometimes come . over to our store asking to use the phone. On one occasion, my staff told me that the 4;: 4phone was used to make a drug deal. Had I known this at the time it happened, I would _ , • have called the police, but I heard about it after the fact. We no longer allow any M. strangers to use our phones.' _ Several of the people who work at the bar occasionally come into our.store, and we are very cordial to them as they are to us. It's a pleasure to know them, but once the bar 1 : opens for business, none of us would feel comfortable going over there for any reason. We are aware that their clientele harasses the patrons and owner of_Sullivan's Bar,.which .=• is unfortunate, because Sullivan's Bar-has proven that a bar absolutely can be a good ' . x • neighbor by keeping their premises clean and being respectful to neighboring businesses. ._ Our complaint is NOT against having a bar across the street or in midtown=—it's having a n bar that causes businesses to lose customers or opportunities for growth because of their .�ritimidbingand oft aunlawful behaviors. 3928 rarnam m a, www.readinggrounds.com ` 402 502 2008 Brown, Buster (CCIk) From: Vokal, Jim (CCou) Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 6:54 PM • To: 'perrinarchitect@cox.net ' Cc: - Brown, Buster (CCIk) Subject: RE: revoke the liquor license of Straight Shooters bar at 40th & Farnam Thanks Bob. I will add your comment to the public record. Original Message From: perrinarchitect@cox.net To: jvokal@ci .omaha.ne.us Sent: 5/1/2007 5: 07 PM Subject: revoke the liquor license of Straight Shooters bar at 40th & Farnam Jim, Include me in your support to revoke the liquor license of Straight Shooters bar at 40th & Farnam. Their inattention of civic responsibility and the behavior of their patrons is destructive to the midtown. Stories could go on and on with details, but it all boils down to disrespectful and destructive management Bob J. Robert Perrin AIA 1101 S. 36 St . Omaha, NE 68105 (402) 341-0232 Fax (402) 341-4738 perrinarchitect@cox.net <mailto:perrinarchitect@cox.net> 1 rated. 4 Pk. Our business used to be open until 11 p.m. on weekends for the late evening coffee 41-;'V' • crowd, for groups who en o ed meetin to playgames and socialize, and for live music ' ` i g P JY g 4v s` • andpoetrys events. However, due to the intimidating nature of the patron of Straight ,f. • Shooters bar, our clientele told us that they were nervous walking around our premises . , and getting to their cars in the parking lot because the bar patrons would hang out on the street corners and yell at passersby. The bar patrons would park their cars on the bar's . sidewalks and stand in the street intersection of 40th &Farnam and block traffic by • • brawling or just carrying on in the street. No harm was ever done to my customers, but this behavior did make them nervous enough not to come to our store-late at night-- so, • ' we changed our hours to close at 9pm-�Now we don't see much going on at the bar - • because we are closed earlier" • Another complaint we have about Straight Shooters is that their patrons sometimes come . over to our store asking to use the phone. On one occasion, my staff told me that the 4;: 4phone was used to make a drug deal. Had I known this at the time it happened, I would _ , • have called the police, but I heard about it after the fact. We no longer allow any M. strangers to use our phones.' _ Several of the people who work at the bar occasionally come into our.store, and we are very cordial to them as they are to us. It's a pleasure to know them, but once the bar 1 : opens for business, none of us would feel comfortable going over there for any reason. We are aware that their clientele harasses the patrons and owner of_Sullivan's Bar,.which .=• is unfortunate, because Sullivan's Bar-has proven that a bar absolutely can be a good ' . x • neighbor by keeping their premises clean and being respectful to neighboring businesses. ._ Our complaint is NOT against having a bar across the street or in midtown=—it's having a n bar that causes businesses to lose customers or opportunities for growth because of their .�ritimidbingand oft aunlawful behaviors. 3928 rarnam m a, www.readinggrounds.com ` 402 502 2008 Brown, Buster (CCIk) From: Vokal, Jim (CCou) Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 8:30 AM To: Brown, Buster (CCIk) Subject: FW: The Straight Shooters bar • The Ford Birthsite Neighborhood Association would like to put their support behind the Blackstone Association in their attempts to revoke a liquor license for the Straight Shooters Bar at 40th and Farnam. On many occasions I have witnessed a large number of unruly people going to and from this bar. They have yelled obscenities at all hours of the night as well as just walked out into traffic against the light and then get mad if you don 't stop for them. Kelli Jensen Bowen President, Ford Birthsite Neighborhood Association P.O. Box 3671 Omaha, NE 68103 • • • INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Law Department x PWAVz ..,gmitz 3VAM,:>. aM .: . .-. > r € 0.'ks s >3: A_ ': UM . a'a ra OMM, DATE: May 8, 2007 TO: President and Members of the City Council FROM: Thomas O. Mumgaard, Deputy City Attorney • SUBJECT: Straight Shooters II Liquor License Revocation/Cancellation Attached , is a copy of four Omaha Police Department reports pertaining to recent incidents at Straight Shooters II, 3929 Farnam Street. Individuals' personally identifying information have been deleted from the copies. 1. Liquor Establishment/Tavern Report of February 24, 2007. 2. Incident Report of February 24, 2007 3. Incident Report of April 15, 2007 4. Liquor Establishment/Tavern Report of April 15, 2007. The handwritten synopsis on the incident reports is readily legible but the handwritten remarks on the February 24, 2007, tavern report have not copied well. I believe the remarks are as follows, although you should rely upon your own reading of the document: "Large crowd exited building. Fight started on Famam in front of establishment and several other people joined in. When R/O [reporting officer] entered building to obtain Liquor License info, strong odor of O.C. inside possibly indicating fight started inside and employees discharged pepper spray. One person arrested for Disorderly Conduct, Obstructing, Refusal to Leave. Copy of Liquor License displayed on site was expired as of 10/31/06. Could not locate updated copy." Also attached is a copy of selected portions of Nebraska Liquor Control Commission regulation 6-019, which regulates the conduct of licensees. • Respect lly ubmitted • Th mas O. Mumga Deputy City Attorney c: City Clerk Attachments y customers, but this behavior did make them nervous enough not to come to our store-late at night-- so, • ' we changed our hours to close at 9pm-�Now we don't see much going on at the bar - • because we are closed earlier" • Another complaint we have about Straight Shooters is that their patrons sometimes come . over to our store asking to use the phone. On one occasion, my staff told me that the 4;: 4phone was used to make a drug deal. Had I known this at the time it happened, I would _ , • have called the police, but I heard about it after the fact. We no longer allow any M. strangers to use our phones.' _ Several of the people who work at the bar occasionally come into our.store, and we are very cordial to them as they are to us. It's a pleasure to know them, but once the bar 1 : opens for business, none of us would feel comfortable going over there for any reason. We are aware that their clientele harasses the patrons and owner of_Sullivan's Bar,.which .=• is unfortunate, because Sullivan's Bar-has proven that a bar absolutely can be a good ' . x • neighbor by keeping their premises clean and being respectful to neighboring businesses. ._ Our complaint is NOT against having a bar across the street or in midtown=—it's having a n bar that causes businesses to lose customers or opportunities for growth because of their .�ritimidbingand oft aunlawful behaviors. 3928 rarnam m a, www.readinggrounds.com ` 402 502 2008 nr•MA.rye • , I llf "A-Q\L��, `. S OMAHA POLICE DEPARTMENT = Fs 'S ___i: Pam' �'ein;Iasi ''n^.� v .�" Liquor Establishment/Tavern .'•',fm�`` Incident Report �I►� Reported on(Date/Time) Data No. District No. Cony. Code RB No. .ari* 07 vuv3 c1tI35 ! _SIC" lt)tLo 05-g79A/ Establishment/Tavem Name Establishment/Tavem Address-City/State/Zip Phone 5;4-,,', / S/7oo,iaiy ?9J`% ,4-,2,., 2%14..4,.-4-- 4.S/3/ 3c4- '1"!"U Owner Name(Last/First/Middle) ''Owner Address-City/State/Zip Phone i4 I/ cc'// %P,7. 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We are aware that their clientele harasses the patrons and owner of_Sullivan's Bar,.which .=• is unfortunate, because Sullivan's Bar-has proven that a bar absolutely can be a good ' . x • neighbor by keeping their premises clean and being respectful to neighboring businesses. ._ Our complaint is NOT against having a bar across the street or in midtown=—it's having a n bar that causes businesses to lose customers or opportunities for growth because of their .�ritimidbingand oft aunlawful behaviors. 3928 rarnam m a, www.readinggrounds.com ` 402 502 2008 46 Initial Report +`t G'-,r4M. , OMAHA POUCE DEPARTMENT ' 0 w 'y I N P ;n. yp rN AL. ►<N,._' '. .' •r''~';-."-INCIDENT REPORT • C1`e"r':1 - ❑Modification ,,y� ' " %P� :11().-7k/c"::).....'3''''''' Page- 1 of Felon a Misdemeanor rR.B.No. ❑ y ❑� Non-Criminal 1 65l VICTIM1 Vic im Nurrper Victim Name(Last/First/MI)or Victim Business Data No.-Data Review Use Only of I e-USS} C ... p 0`�0� c.i, g Address City State Zip Code • . 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No. Page ( of Z.. ❑ Felony ❑ Misdemeanor 'Non-Criminal I ii 0 VICTIM Victim Number Victim Name(Last/First/MI)or Victim Business • Data No.-Data evi w Use Only ifPio+ Dr\l , c �.1eNG Os. iZ .3 (c).5 OD Address J City State Zip Code . _' ...- Q �(•r\_a -� I-t.. le&tO s- Location Occurred OMAHA-DOUGLS COUNTY District No. Location Reported District No. L/O r Nl 35 L.40 4- Ceh-f t r✓-1 • 55 Occurred Day Month Date Year Hour Day Month Date Year Hour DOB or , Race Sex Age From- Datelme _ Code[F] Code[G] Su N q 15 �� c� `� JJ �� I --�7 r _` r To • Reported St.,lt"1 `"( /S 0 l ��c f I c)�4'/ be) li Driver's License No./State Social Security No. Residence Phone Business Phone • 5 l . .1 Victim Type Code[J1 Injury Code[H] Injuredgas Result of Code [I ] Victim's Relationship to Offender(s)Code[N] Advised Victim to Obtain Warrant(s)for Offender(s) Offender No. Code No. Offender No. Code No. Number(s) If Victim is a Juvenile, Parent/Guardian Name Address Telephone No. Indications of Victim Using Victim Advised of Procedure for Victim will Prosecute CIB Unit Assigned ❑ Alcohol ❑ Drugs ❑Warrant .❑Victim/Witness ❑Yes 29,No OFFENSE(S) . If one of the following offenses is BURGLARY,entry was by❑force ❑ non-force. No, Units Entered Offense Offense Offense Crim.Activity Hate/Bias Offender(s) Location Type • Number 1 Code[A) Code[C) Code[D) Used Code[B] Weapon .❑__ .1 \, Code[E) of Code- to Rev• Use Only 0 Attempted ❑Alcohol f- 2 J 6y )�Completed ❑DComputer rugs pe (7 ppe 5Cry 1 ❑ Offense Offense Offense Crim.Activity Hate/Bias Offender(s) Location Type Number Code[A] Code IC) Code[D] Used Code[B] Weapon Code [E] of Code-Data Review Use Only 0 Attempted ❑Alcohol 0 Completed ❑ Drugs ❑Computer Offense Offense Offense Crim.Activity Hate/Bias - - Offender(s) Location Type Number Code [A] Code [C) Code[D] ' Used Code[B] Weapon Code[E] of Code-Data Review Use Only 0 Attempted ❑Alcohol 0 Completed ❑ Drugs _ ❑Computer WITNESS/ REPORTING PARTY Witness Reporting Name (Last, First,MI) DOB or Age Driver's License No./State of J Party ❑ Address City State Zip Code Residence Phone - Place of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. No. On the Scene ❑ Yes [ ,No Officer Name Serial No. Other Reports ❑ Additional Factors ❑ Supplementary ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property El Stolen Vehicle ❑ Other Offi er/Seri I No. Approved /Serial No. / V')—\---641/ OPD Form 189(10/03) C� lements y ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property ❑ Stolen Vehicle El Other Officer/Serial No Approved By/Serial No. 1 (h1waV--- I<''61' - t- -2-- CZO 11 ZY: OPD Form 18 (1 /03) Page 2 of Z RB No. 1 15 '74-1/ AI SUSPECT/ARRESTEE SuspeI/Qrt�stee Name(Last/First/MI) Data No.•Data Review Use Only o f • ❑ Suspect Address City State Zip Code ❑Arrestee DOB or Approx.Age Race Code[F] Sex Code[G) Height Weight Hair Eyes Residence Phone Alias/Maiden Name Social Security No. Driver's License No./State •Business Phone Business/School Name Business/School Address Work Hours Occupation Other Physical Identifiers Clothing Description • Arrested Type of Booking/Citation No. Criminal Type Offense Arrest (Street Release No. Booking/Citation/Street Release Activity Weapon Juvenile Disposition [A]Code Code[K) if known) Month Date Year Hour Code[C] Code[E) I. ❑Handled within Department 2 .❑Referred to other Authority 0 Handled within Department 3 0 Referred to other Authority ❑Handled.within Department 0 Referred to other Authority PROPERTY Property Insured 0 Yes [] No Insurance Company/Agent's Name Phone Item Type Affected Measure Approx. Date Recovered No. Quan. Description Code[P] Code[L] Code[M) Value Month Day Year _ v Pi Vehicle CI suspect No. Color Year Make Model Body Style License No./State/Ye`an O� Iv/bi- 0 Victim No. (xiVIN SYNOPSIS .r7 ). S It) 4C 0--�,, n 1001l\CS. Cl lv i eta-NlQ' •fL-rDS t,&as nn a r, C S n en*- aA. s ,c 3\AN kcs Vpox Lb -+- Fa"((\ in \ hen t { t aS \e,-nO OlA a 1 A ).o&s c .1-he_r'rnc oLA.- S‘d Q -I-he_ Acoc N-e- ,rn -A0 lefte• ACV Orcl(rj .4-c) ` C U f'i 'k J r Q ]n q r ukt e,6 {�1�, c(�l 2a 1ea. . a 5 la -,mr\eS \o\ir .. .a1(NQ. � �Qt ox , 5111\ _ e L -to lesx Q& ore c.3 a Y1Q i t.r‘a+.{ trkrclS ,"Pic 14 E N 5, WC.4.[kV"'`----=:)__ Qi o/e�, c p PI'c �iuy nn -, •,'ne Wit►-.ma`s, .`tl,L �ic rne_ rye Lnk-o 4 A. C,(- 4- p o9t e_ t r‘ . a r5e ,C_k-;rn -1,o rJ :J.,�] f'a,tLGh 1 r� 4- 'wa.S k&i(i rl Sh Nc rve�,S n ' brect. _ l t f�I1vl t1)a.S k&.v]rt (1 i rli uut •e S ' CC- iii\ti u)�S_ , J� C S a1lQ.6, ..t ci. . r.. ._, . U k)rite_ -C [-re.: exvt . ocation Type Number Code [A] Code [C) Code[D] ' Used Code[B] Weapon Code[E] of Code-Data Review Use Only 0 Attempted ❑Alcohol 0 Completed ❑ Drugs _ ❑Computer WITNESS/ REPORTING PARTY Witness Reporting Name (Last, First,MI) DOB or Age Driver's License No./State of J Party ❑ Address City State Zip Code Residence Phone - Place of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. No. On the Scene ❑ Yes [ ,No Officer Name Serial No. Other Reports ❑ Additional Factors ❑ Supplementary ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property El Stolen Vehicle ❑ Other Offi er/Seri I No. Approved /Serial No. / V')—\---641/ OPD Form 189(10/03) C� lements y ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property ❑ Stolen Vehicle El Other Officer/Serial No Approved By/Serial No. 1 (h1waV--- I<''61' - t- -2-- CZO 11 ZY: OPD Form 18 (1 /03) DATA PR ESSED "*1l.. OMAHA POLICE DEPARTMENT No.,-,,?- !.. � ' • � Liquor Establishment/Tavern .-aq Incident Report �' �� Reported on(Date/Time) Data No. District No. Conv.Code RB No. /Sterol o/o , '3( /357 ss— C7 ( l 0 igk7ynl Establish nt/Tavem Name • Establishment/Tavern ishment/Tavem Address-City/State/Zip Phone SA-rain `0—Y1Cc(ex,5 3R�.�r 6411e, 3(lv-ggrrb Owner Na (Last/First/Middle) Owner Address-City/State/Zip Loa 131 Phone Manager/Employee Name(Last/Fi t/Middle) Manager/Employee Address-City/State/Zip Phone SPeN irs..� i 09_,a11T` . 7i Q r, ?t a9 f-c,1`!1`LL.r� . — Corporation Name J Liquor License No. YA:k. S1cxr- e t-s e - 5q 1 Complainarl Name(Last/First/Middle) Complainant Address-City/State/Zip I Phone C,i,,11 ( ri U.� i ,1'�LLkA ! e . • J VIOLATIONS OF CITY ORDINANCES VIOLATIONS OF STATE STATUTES Open Containers on Licensed Premises after Closing Hours(15.3) (]Sexual Assault(28-317 et seq.) Sale to Minors or Incapacitated Persons(15-4) 0 Controlled Substances(28-416) 0 Purchase for Minors(15-7) 0 Sale or Possession by Minor in Public Place Procuring by Minors(15-8) (53-180.02) O Failure to Display Liquor License(15-43) 0 Other O Disorderly Conduct(20-42) LOCATION OF INCIDENT Assault;Battery(20-61) 0 InsideR Outside(Parking Facility or Public Way) Indecent Exposure(20-114) ARRESTS MADE (1).Other L&ry C (Os,A- . 1S t -(1C C ❑Yes RI No REMARKS - Cc bc—X\ \ea..' ,.c.,4 \Dac re t skA AiD Ito,.\I_ ( r(& di ccA'il . d 1 \<'Le_ �Q' Ala-,c -1.c-, \-,r.\ - , e i_,, (=.v 4-Stv .1)110 hx x h1 red fv� I n f ucke ik 0 y-r- ,.x\ \p ex of (r the n e c_rrylkyA c -u a-Y1Q_ r�..k.r' 4 �Qc ei c es' cad/niftt -ViNo 5i AQ VO0A\i-1,—i\'\G me S 0.n- e.A-e A. .3ne (11 C t 4- a vtjoJ RP Nye VS\ 0_0).\A4N t In ,-1 \ __ r'1-Cw1\\-v2 a(,k, At cii,i cg , 1 o (. a- fit (ALQ\ \a 0.Ne . \ .\ . <4- �T�" �c� �SA1'.�, (� 5u Gt.( r ec - ^^__p Q�W_( ( O ,SQ c -A-ir►\e., �v .. 1 -) yr � �e_ rerntx1Q f4Afkk2 A SoYYC Drr, 1 iiicp,1 . E \ h \) a knf-how : tP it S'✓lavl 11'n h o -4- 0,50141 Other Reports Completed UCR Information • `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. No. On the Scene ❑ Yes [ ,No Officer Name Serial No. Other Reports ❑ Additional Factors ❑ Supplementary ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property El Stolen Vehicle ❑ Other Offi er/Seri I No. Approved /Serial No. / V')—\---641/ OPD Form 189(10/03) C� lements y ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property ❑ Stolen Vehicle El Other Officer/Serial No Approved By/Serial No. 1 (h1waV--- I<''61' - t- -2-- CZO 11 ZY: OPD Form 18 (1 /03) • NEBRASKA LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION REGULATION 6-019 (Selected portions copied from http://www.lcc.ne.gov/r-r chapter6.html) 6-019-ILLEGAL CONDUCT: ALL LICENSEES: 019.01 Persons, partnerships, and/or corporations holding licenses issued pursuant to the provisions of the Nebraska Liquor Control Act, Section 53-101, et seq., R.R.S. 1943, will be subject to citation and possible administrative sanction to include suspension or revocation for violation of the following: 019.01F Disturbance: No licensee or partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee shall allow any unreasonable disturbance, as such teiiu is defined hereunder, to continue without taking the steps, as set forth hereunder, within a licensed premise or in adjacent related outdoor areas. 019.01F1 A "Disturbance" as used in this section shall mean any brawl, fight, or other activity which may endanger the patrons, employees, law enforcement officers, or members of the general public within licensed premises or adjacent related outdoor area. Such term shall include incidents involving, but not necessarily limited to: drug dealing; intoxicated individuals; soliciting of prostitution; or any physical contact between the licensee's agents or employees and its customers, involving any kissing, or an.y touching of the breast, buttock or genital areas. 019.01F2 Unless there is reason to believe that a licensee or partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee would endanger himself/herself or others, such person shall take such action as is reasonably necessary to terminate the disturbance. Physical force should be exercised only in extreme circumstances and should be limited to the force reasonably required to terminate the disturbance and remove the individual from the licensed premise, without endangering any patron or other person. 019.01F3 In the event efforts taken in accordance with the preceding subparagraph are not successful or if there is reason to believe that the licensee, partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee may create a danger to himself/herself or others, than in such event, such person should immediately contact law enforcement personnel to assist in properly handling the disturbance. In the event law enforcement and/or medical personnel are summoned, the directions and/or orders given by such law enforcement or medical personnel shall be followed. 019.01F4 A licensee who has conformed with the procedure as set forth in this section shall be deemed to have not permitted a disturbance to occur and continue. `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. No. On the Scene ❑ Yes [ ,No Officer Name Serial No. Other Reports ❑ Additional Factors ❑ Supplementary ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property El Stolen Vehicle ❑ Other Offi er/Seri I No. Approved /Serial No. / V')—\---641/ OPD Form 189(10/03) C� lements y ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property ❑ Stolen Vehicle El Other Officer/Serial No Approved By/Serial No. 1 (h1waV--- I<''61' - t- -2-- CZO 11 ZY: OPD Form 18 (1 /03) • 019.010 Notices: Every licensee shall cause his license or licenses to be frarn-e.d and hung in plain view in a conspicuous place on the licensed premises. (53-148) The warning to minor and adults sign and the pregnancy poster must also be on display in a prominent place. (53-180.04 and 53-103.04) 019.01 Q Other Illegal Activities: The Commission finds that certain illegal activities may induce individuals to enter licensed premises and that the Commission has an interest in insuring that licensees do not use illegal means to promote the sale and consumption of alcohol. The Commission also•believes the consumption of alcohol could impair judgment and could lessen inhibitions, causing some consumers to engage in illegal activities or to be victims of illegal activities on or about licensed premises, endangering the health, safety and welfare of individuals. The Commission, therefore, finds there is a nexus between the consumption of . alcohol and certain illegal activities that occur within licensed premises or in adjacent related outdoor areas. Such activities are: drug-related offenses, prostitution or pandering, assaults, sexual assaults, homicide, gambling, vandalism, weapons-related offenses, theft, disturbing the peace, violations of statutes or local ordinances relating to entertainment, acceptance of food stamps for the sale of alcohol or otherwise in violation of federal laws or regulations, and any offense referred to in Section 53-125 (4) or (5), whether or not there has been a plea of guilty or a conviction in criminal court. If the Commission finds by a preponderance of the evidence that a licensee or employee or agent of a licensee has committed any of the foregoing illegal activities or has knowingly allowed such offense to be committed by others on the licensed premises or adjacent related outdoor areas, the Commission may suspend, cancel or revoke such license. 019.01F3 In the event efforts taken in accordance with the preceding subparagraph are not successful or if there is reason to believe that the licensee, partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee may create a danger to himself/herself or others, than in such event, such person should immediately contact law enforcement personnel to assist in properly handling the disturbance. In the event law enforcement and/or medical personnel are summoned, the directions and/or orders given by such law enforcement or medical personnel shall be followed. 019.01F4 A licensee who has conformed with the procedure as set forth in this section shall be deemed to have not permitted a disturbance to occur and continue. `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. No. On the Scene ❑ Yes [ ,No Officer Name Serial No. Other Reports ❑ Additional Factors ❑ Supplementary ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property El Stolen Vehicle ❑ Other Offi er/Seri I No. Approved /Serial No. / V')—\---641/ OPD Form 189(10/03) C� lements y ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property ❑ Stolen Vehicle El Other Officer/Serial No Approved By/Serial No. 1 (h1waV--- I<''61' - t- -2-- CZO 11 ZY: OPD Form 18 (1 /03) II III II is • 4� t j, ��Se ` INTER-OFFICECOMMUNICATION -'r`.i; ,� :&. POLICE DEPARTMENT "To serve and Protect" May 8, 2007 TO: Torn Mu mgard, via Chain of Command FROM; Ofc. Anthony Gutierrez#1518 SUBJECT: Effects of Oleroresin Capsicum (OC) Aerosol Per our converstation on Monday, 7 May 07, I have attached three pages from the power point presentation used to train Omaha Police Officers during basic recruit training. Recruits receive eight hours of training to include being sprayed with OC directly into their face prior to being certified in the use of OC. The material specifically covers possible effects of OC when deployed on suspects, The material provided was obtained from the National Law Enforcement Training Center where I received my Instructor Certification. If I can be of further assistance, feel free to call me at the below listed numbers, ANTHONY GUTIERREZ #151 8 Omaha Police Department Training Academy Instructor Oleoresin Capsicum Instructor Phone -- 444-5856 Fax 444-4117 ts, sexual assaults, homicide, gambling, vandalism, weapons-related offenses, theft, disturbing the peace, violations of statutes or local ordinances relating to entertainment, acceptance of food stamps for the sale of alcohol or otherwise in violation of federal laws or regulations, and any offense referred to in Section 53-125 (4) or (5), whether or not there has been a plea of guilty or a conviction in criminal court. If the Commission finds by a preponderance of the evidence that a licensee or employee or agent of a licensee has committed any of the foregoing illegal activities or has knowingly allowed such offense to be committed by others on the licensed premises or adjacent related outdoor areas, the Commission may suspend, cancel or revoke such license. 019.01F3 In the event efforts taken in accordance with the preceding subparagraph are not successful or if there is reason to believe that the licensee, partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee may create a danger to himself/herself or others, than in such event, such person should immediately contact law enforcement personnel to assist in properly handling the disturbance. In the event law enforcement and/or medical personnel are summoned, the directions and/or orders given by such law enforcement or medical personnel shall be followed. 019.01F4 A licensee who has conformed with the procedure as set forth in this section shall be deemed to have not permitted a disturbance to occur and continue. `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. No. On the Scene ❑ Yes [ ,No Officer Name Serial No. Other Reports ❑ Additional Factors ❑ Supplementary ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property El Stolen Vehicle ❑ Other Offi er/Seri I No. Approved /Serial No. / V')—\---641/ OPD Form 189(10/03) C� lements y ❑ M. 0. Information ❑ Property ❑ Stolen Vehicle El Other Officer/Serial No Approved By/Serial No. 1 (h1waV--- I<''61' - t- -2-- CZO 11 ZY: OPD Form 18 (1 /03) • . y - ,` <A ..ie • :,, -N• ,....\ .4 " v9 `} �. • c) O Cmom 00 4 1 7.1 • E c r. ii EIN 4> AZ -cm) 44 AO W LITI4 4_.)cmi) op v../ ct 4 cin O pi= imo cA . v.... cit . cr . 0,14 PTo c O pliiiO : .?g:.g.:5w.g•tw,],•,,m24504m *4 J....„:„.„154,4,,,„..„„..,:,:,„, 41' J. h „io,...rt„,.:4,,.,„,.,„,.,„,„,,,,,; , ............_ {� p� , .,.„.:.„,,,,,..,„ . 0 ,. _..... , .. „..... .. .„ ....,,,.......... -1C . „4.._,,...:,,,,,,,:... „:„.,,„,i,.„ mga ,.,..,_,::.-,-,,,,y.,,N.wy ; f ; 1 8 Omaha Police Department Training Academy Instructor Oleoresin Capsicum Instructor Phone -- 444-5856 Fax 444-4117 ts, sexual assaults, homicide, gambling, vandalism, weapons-related offenses, theft, disturbing the peace, violations of statutes or local ordinances relating to entertainment, acceptance of food stamps for the sale of alcohol or otherwise in violation of federal laws or regulations, and any offense referred to in Section 53-125 (4) or (5), whether or not there has been a plea of guilty or a conviction in criminal court. If the Commission finds by a preponderance of the evidence that a licensee or employee or agent of a licensee has committed any of the foregoing illegal activities or has knowingly allowed such offense to be committed by others on the licensed premises or adjacent related outdoor areas, the Commission may suspend, cancel or revoke such license. 019.01F3 In the event efforts taken in accordance with the preceding subparagraph are not successful or if there is reason to believe that the licensee, partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee may create a danger to himself/herself or others, than in such event, such person should immediately contact law enforcement personnel to assist in properly handling the disturbance. In the event law enforcement and/or medical personnel are summoned, the directions and/or orders given by such law enforcement or medical personnel shall be followed. 019.01F4 A licensee who has conformed with the procedure as set forth in this section shall be deemed to have not permitted a disturbance to occur and continue. `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. 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If the Commission finds by a preponderance of the evidence that a licensee or employee or agent of a licensee has committed any of the foregoing illegal activities or has knowingly allowed such offense to be committed by others on the licensed premises or adjacent related outdoor areas, the Commission may suspend, cancel or revoke such license. 019.01F3 In the event efforts taken in accordance with the preceding subparagraph are not successful or if there is reason to believe that the licensee, partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee may create a danger to himself/herself or others, than in such event, such person should immediately contact law enforcement personnel to assist in properly handling the disturbance. In the event law enforcement and/or medical personnel are summoned, the directions and/or orders given by such law enforcement or medical personnel shall be followed. 019.01F4 A licensee who has conformed with the procedure as set forth in this section shall be deemed to have not permitted a disturbance to occur and continue. `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. 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' Sw/t}suJ. ,4, �/ !/ P1 !�1 'j.{�^�'AC y J,W -fi r; �? ,S rTl { Y L rsNs.: • Brown, Buster (CCIk) From: Vokal, Jim (CCou) • Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 2:12 PM To: Brown, Buster(CCIk) Subject: • FW: Straight Shooters • SS2.jpg(61 KB) > Tuesday evening, a meeting was held with the nieghboring businesses and > neighborhood people in a roughly 2 bolck radius of 40th and Farnam. Vince > Furlong facilitated the meeting and some major concerns were addressed. > The > main being Straight Shooters Bar. A Buckey's employee confronted patrons > of > the bar and was punched in the face. People in the neighborhood are now > complaining about noise, trash etc. > The photos attached are in Bucky's parking lot on Thursday night. The lot > was full for an hour and customers could not get in. These are patrons of > the bar. > Something has got to be done sooner than later. Police do not fill out > reports and we were told responce time is terrable. We will be having > another meeting next month or so (Judy Attebery can let > you know the exact date) and will try to have a rep from OPD and Jim Vokal > there. <<SS1 .jpg>> <<SS1.jpg>> <<SS2.jpg>> <<SS2. jpg>> 1 therwise in violation of federal laws or regulations, and any offense referred to in Section 53-125 (4) or (5), whether or not there has been a plea of guilty or a conviction in criminal court. If the Commission finds by a preponderance of the evidence that a licensee or employee or agent of a licensee has committed any of the foregoing illegal activities or has knowingly allowed such offense to be committed by others on the licensed premises or adjacent related outdoor areas, the Commission may suspend, cancel or revoke such license. 019.01F3 In the event efforts taken in accordance with the preceding subparagraph are not successful or if there is reason to believe that the licensee, partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee may create a danger to himself/herself or others, than in such event, such person should immediately contact law enforcement personnel to assist in properly handling the disturbance. In the event law enforcement and/or medical personnel are summoned, the directions and/or orders given by such law enforcement or medical personnel shall be followed. 019.01F4 A licensee who has conformed with the procedure as set forth in this section shall be deemed to have not permitted a disturbance to occur and continue. `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. 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' Sw/t}suJ. ,4, �/ !/ P1 !�1 'j.{�^�'AC y J,W -fi r; �? ,S rTl { Y L rsNs.: • • ILO r41 411. 14111 14111111111, in • 011 4 . • 0 4, 4, • Imook • Atits0.* • • • - P. 11104.°16' 411111.rP 1110" .010• I 10) CD (11114 CI) ct CA b�A U �tO O mot}•CtA: �b N' g1_ V ha, +fix.�' b ..>�'JtyF Y.Y �f. 3e" ,di`,;: V Y" K -. E N - o 0 ,.. •_ i, up 0 • U O C� 4.SsIg4y k fi. ' Sw/t}suJ. ,4, �/ !/ P1 !�1 'j.{�^�'AC y J,W -fi r; �? ,S rTl { Y L rsNs.: Brown, Buster (CCIk) From: Vokal, Jim (CCou) Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 2:13 PM To: Brown, Buster(CCIk) Subject: FW: 4Oth & Farnam outdoor_toilet.jpg (128 KB) Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 3:23 PM Subject: 40th & Farnam I have included some pictures of last night. Here is some context to help in understanding the pictures and what I have observed over the last two Thursdays. * This evening was much lighter than the previous week * Last night, the crowd dispersed earlier * Cars and people began really pouring in starting around 11: 00 * The two OPD Officers that are on the corner have a difficult time managing what is going on because there is so much going on up and down the street * The sidewalk on the West side of the bar is clogged with cars forcing people to walk in the street heading South on 40th. In fact, the sidewalks are too narrow to handle that type of use * The crowd will walk in the middle of the street, stop cars, hold up traffic, and expose themselves to being hit posing a huge safety issue * Although this is a commercial building, Harney and Farnam, 41st to 38th is loaded with residential apartments and homes, including a home directly behind the bar. The amount of noise the police had to make plus the flashing lights with the yelling and screaming must be maddening to those in the area * There is a considerable amount of angst, tension, and hostility between the customers of Straight Shooters, Sullivan' s, and Bucky' s that continues to escalate John Sunderland <<parking_lot_party.jpg>> <<2_cars_pulled_over.jpg>> <<car_blocking_street_stopped_by_person.jpg>> <<car_blocking_street_stopped_by_person_again.jpg>> <<cars and people blocking streets.jpg>> 1 pend, cancel or revoke such license. 019.01F3 In the event efforts taken in accordance with the preceding subparagraph are not successful or if there is reason to believe that the licensee, partner, principal, agent or employee of any licensee may create a danger to himself/herself or others, than in such event, such person should immediately contact law enforcement personnel to assist in properly handling the disturbance. In the event law enforcement and/or medical personnel are summoned, the directions and/or orders given by such law enforcement or medical personnel shall be followed. 019.01F4 A licensee who has conformed with the procedure as set forth in this section shall be deemed to have not permitted a disturbance to occur and continue. `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. 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In the event law enforcement and/or medical personnel are summoned, the directions and/or orders given by such law enforcement or medical personnel shall be followed. 019.01F4 A licensee who has conformed with the procedure as set forth in this section shall be deemed to have not permitted a disturbance to occur and continue. `.j ccu l cc (-or A-f.`�I;� � _.l Po P Q rma 0 Other r[x,r. Cie i-0 (AftX� k,,r{-re.M�"�4' � C First Reporting Officers Signature/Serial No. Second Reporting Officer's-Signature/Serial No. Approved By(Command Officers Signature/Serial-No.--------••--- _..____ _......___ -.... G . Dlsposltion/Action alien by Vice Unit 0 Fife_ Forwarded/Nebraska Liquor Control Commission C5 OPD Form 2(12/97) 1 lace of Employment Hours Working Business Phone MISCELLANEOUS ❑ Evidence Seized ❑ Sexual Assault Kit ❑ Crime Lab on Scene ❑TRS Report CIB or Field Investigator Advised ❑ Yes VI No Ref. R.B. 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