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“Wild Zebra” closed by unanimous vote of Providence Board
With a unanimous vote by the Providence Board of Licenses, the Wild Zebra entertainment club on Allens Avenue in Providence was closed immediately.
The vote means the club has lost all its operating licenses. This follows reports that undercover police officers reported being propositions to have a sex act performed in exchange for money by strippers working at the club.
The Board of Licenses members are all appointed by the Mayor of Providence. The Club’s attorneys said they will appeal. This has traditionally met with at least temporary success, but with the club now having lost all of its licenses, this seems to be unlikely. However, the club’s attorneys said they would appeal.
The Wild Zebra is noted as a dba of the Biscayne Holding Corp. Yesterday’s Showcause hearing was as a result of an incident approximately 9 months ago, having happened on May 22, 2019.
Commissioners of the Board of Licenses, as listed on the City of Providence website are:
- Dylan Conley, Chair
- Charles Newton, Vice Chair
- Delia Rodriguez-Masjoan
- Peter Mancini, Commissioner
- Sylvia Bernal, Commissioner
- Louis DeSimone, Attorney to the Board
- Heather Kilkenny, License Administrator
- Stephany Lopes, Deputy License Administrator
