Decided to go here for a fun drag show night out with my cousins. It started out fun, exciting, and…read morevery entertaining. The performers were very lively and gave a great show. However, it wasn't until later in the night, around 12:30am, where things took a turn.
A young woman, who was visibly drunken or impaired, approached my friend at the bar. When asked if she was safe, as she could barely stand on her own and there were 4 men surrounding her, she clung to my friend and was promptly brought back to our table to assess her situation. It was apparent soon thereafter that she was not okay. She was not in control of her body and was relying entirely on my friend to sit up on the barstool. We called 911 as we were worried not only for her health, but her safety as well, unsure if this was a result of being inconsequentially drugged.
While on the phone with 911, we were approached by security and the bar manager who were adamant that she must leave the premises. They were blatantly apathetic towards her safety and health, as all that seemed to matter was their image as a bar. When I asked what this security guards plan was to remedy the situation, he was frustratingly passive aggressive, purposefully misunderstanding my qualms about this woman in harms way, and did not seem to want to solve any issue in a helpful manner. They allowed a man who claimed to be related to her, along with 2 other men, carry her out and take her away before paramedics could assess her state. After the woman was taken away, we were chewed out by the "manager" and "security guard" for calling 911 and not alerting them of her condition instead. It seemed we were the ones in the wrong for looking after a woman clearly unable to speak, stand, sit, or even respond to stimuli. They did not care if this woman was okay, if she was in good care from the people who whisked her off, or seemingly if she was even alive.
I'm vehemently unappreciative of how this bar handled this situation, I am sincerely hoping they learn to handle matters like this better in the future. And I pray this woman made it home safely, and unharmed. Do not go here.
