Topic: Eviction

The owners of a George Town bar that is facing eviction and a lawsuit for being a 'nuisance' establishment and attracting anti-social clientele have fired back at their landlords – claiming racial profiling, discrimination and unprofessionalism that has resulted in continued financial and reputational damage.

Allegations of violent, loud and foulmouthed, pole-dancing customers who drink and urinate in the parking lot are among the reasons cited by the owners of a George Town plaza seeking to evict a bar from the complex.

At approximately 10am on Friday 12 Dec., armed with an eviction warrant issued by the court, a team consisting of multiple officers from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service and the Department of Agriculture along with Social Workers arrived on the property that sits at the intersection of Agnes Way and Crewe Road.