Dallas Strip Clubs to Keep Late Hours Until Case Heard in Court --
It’s the latest move in a week that saw Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia champion the proposed ordinance as an effective strategy to lower violent crime, citing the outsized number of service calls for police and Dallas Fire-Rescue within a 500-foot radius of sexually oriented businesses during that four hour time period.
Lee Molina told the council before the vote, working during that time allows her to support her family. “This is about public safety,” Johnson said. “It’s not about being puritanical or shaming anyone’s career choices.”
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