- Residents want two sports bars closed (f)
J’s Sports Café in South Laurel and Sunrise Restaurant and Sports Bar in Beltsville already face hearings before the Board of License Commissioners on Wednesday where commissioners may decide to fine the clubs or suspend or revoke their liquor licenses as a result of recent violence near the two establishments. If the bars retain their licenses, residents will be able to argue at protest hearings on May 2 why the bars’ licenses should not be renewed. Mar 2, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Second Shooting Death at J's Cafe (f)
Hartley Lee of the 8800 block of Hunting Lane in Laurel shot dead Apr 18 outside J’s Sports Café at Crystal Plaza, just under a year after a 35-year-old basketball coach was gunned down in the strip mall’s parking lot. April 19, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Shooting Death at J's Sports Cafe Jan 28, 2007 (f)
Feb 1, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Shooting Death Outside J's Sports Cafe Jan 28, 2007 (f)
An hour later outside J's Sports Cafe in the 12600 block of Laurel Bowie Road in Laurel, a man was shot during an argument. The victim was identified as Travis Lashawn Robinson, 29, of Suitland, Md. Jan 29, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Shooting Murder at Tavern in Crofton June 23, 2007 (f)
Police said the body of Brian K. Comploier, 32, was found with multiple gunshot wounds in the parking lot of Wyvill's Tavern in the 5700 block of Crain Highway about 2:40 a.m. Investigators said they think that Comploier, of the 1100 block of Simsbury Court in Crofton, might have been involved in an altercation in the tavern that spilled out into the parking lot before he was shot. June 23, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Shooting sparks anti-club sentiments (p)(f)
A shooting near the Club Amazon restaurant in Laurel in the wee hours of Saturday morning underscores safety concerns about reopening a nightclub there, opponents of the club say. [This article Also INCORRECTLY states that county police found no connection with Amazon - see the April 27, 2006 Laurel Leader article]
in Public bookmarks - South Laurel News and Views: Galaxy Billiards Cafe Eyes Amazon Liquor License (p)(f)
South Laurel News and Views recently learned that the owner of one of the nearby Galaxy Billiards Cafes (which one was unspecified) is in discussions with Club Amazon owners about buying the Amazon's recently relinquished liquor license. It is likely, but not certain, that the license would be used at the Club Amazon location. July 5, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Strip club abandoned, restaurant planned (p)(f)
Plans for an exotic dance club in the Club Amazon building at Route 1 and Contee Road have been scrapped by the building’s leaseholders, who now say they will open a family restaurant at the site. Jan 26, 2006
in Public bookmarks - THIRD J's Cafe Homicide Jan 28, 2007 (p)(f)
In Laurel, a man was fatally shot about 3 a.m. during an argument outside J's Sports Cafe in the 12600 block of Laurel Bowie Road, officials said. Richardson said off-duty police officers working security nearby were responding to the fight when they heard a shot. Jan 28, 2007 For info about the other two shooting homicides see
in Public bookmarks - Third Slaying At Laurel Club Prompts Calls For Closure (f)
Robinson's fatal shooting Jan. 28 made him the third person in roughly two years to be killed in front of J's. It also marked the latest in a recent spate of killings to follow go-go performances at nightclubs in Prince George's County and the District. Feb 12, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Victim’s half-brother joins nightclub opponents (f)
The half-brother of a man fatally shot outside J’s Sports Café in south Laurel on Jan. 28 has joined civic leaders in their push to shut down the nightclub. Mar 15, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Weed Kills (DC Club Shooting) (f)
Back before Jan. 20, 2007—before 17-year-old Taleshia Ford was shot there by a stray bullet—Smarta/Broadway was a lively spot. The beat of conga drums thumped from the nightclub’s open windows, shaking the floors of a neighbor’s apartment nearby, and inside, according to a witness, the scent of marijuana was pervasive.
in Public bookmarks - When Music Kills in P.G. County (f)
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