Traders Tiki Bar Shut Down After Violent Incidents

0:00On March 4th, a bar in Altrincham, greater Manchester, called Trader's Tiki Bar, has been shut down for one month after repeated violent incidents. The local council secured the closure order from Manchester Magistrate's Court earlier this week due to fights, assaults on staff, and other, disturbances that made it the most violent license spot in Trafford. Despite operating just three days a week, police records showed more violence calls there than anywhere else in the area. Police included drug use, underage drinking, and a steady stream of brawls spilling outside. Council leaders say public safety was at serious risk, with the bar falling way short of basic standards. Footage even caught bloodied customers stumbling out after clashes. Key trouble happened back in February, like a 17-year-old attacking a man inside around 12.50 a.m. on the 14th, with the fight. Continuing on the street, the next night, kicked out patrons assaulted door staff, even using a sandwich board as a weapon, and the manager took a punch to the face.

1:01Trafford council have been pushing operators to fix things since early this year, but nothing changed, so now a license review meeting is coming up. Fast to decide the bar's future. Fast to decide the bar's future. Fast to decide the bar's future. Fast to decide the bar's future. Fast to decide the bar's future. Fast to decide the bar's future. Fast to decide the bar's future. Fast to decide the bar's future. Fast to decide the bar's future.