There wasn't really an event, it was 20 kids age 16-20 and bike cop showed up and told everyone to leave and everyone left before it even started. there is a hearing regarding Reign later this week. The building will be boarded up next month for a year. Now the building owner may (i suspect will) try to get the City to unboard it after Reign moves out there stuff but generally how this works is the City doesn't care about the tenant/owner relationship and the building is unusable for a year but they make an exception hereLaife Fulk wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021So what's going to happen next with Reign after the event that was shut down on Friday? Is Dana Kelly going to keep pushing the issue with more events in the future?
Do you know what’s the plan on Poelker Park?dbInSouthCity wrote:Another thing addressed was the big car drag racing event- it was apparently a planned event that drew douchebags from all over the region, it started in north stl and got broken up and drivers went to other parts of the City. Arrests have been made and SLMPD is monitoring social media to ID leaders
With a guy guarding the back door with a gun? That doesn't add up at all to me if it was just kids.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021There wasn't really an event, it was 20 kids age 16-20 and bike cop showed up and told everyone to leave and everyone left before it even started. there is a hearing regarding Reign later this week. The building will be boarded up next month for a year. Now the building owner may (i suspect will) try to get the City to unboard it after Reign moves out there stuff but generally how this works is the City doesn't care about the tenant/owner relationship and the building is unusable for a year but they make an exception hereLaife Fulk wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021So what's going to happen next with Reign after the event that was shut down on Friday? Is Dana Kelly going to keep pushing the issue with more events in the future?
a lot has been made about Reign being behind on rent, well thats like any restaurant in 2020. they signed a lease in 2019 and couldnt open until late 2020 nor could they apply for PPP because they had no previous revenue to show loses. They had a payment plan set up with the landlord but the City i think pressured him into taking it off the table.
Yeah! There’s a video and the guy had an AR-15.Laife Fulk wrote:With a guy guarding the back door with a gun? That doesn't add up at all to me if it was just kids.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021There wasn't really an event, it was 20 kids age 16-20 and bike cop showed up and told everyone to leave and everyone left before it even started. there is a hearing regarding Reign later this week. The building will be boarded up next month for a year. Now the building owner may (i suspect will) try to get the City to unboard it after Reign moves out there stuff but generally how this works is the City doesn't care about the tenant/owner relationship and the building is unusable for a year but they make an exception hereLaife Fulk wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021So what's going to happen next with Reign after the event that was shut down on Friday? Is Dana Kelly going to keep pushing the issue with more events in the future?
a lot has been made about Reign being behind on rent, well thats like any restaurant in 2020. they signed a lease in 2019 and couldnt open until late 2020 nor could they apply for PPP because they had no previous revenue to show loses. They had a payment plan set up with the landlord but the City i think pressured him into taking it off the table.
16-20 years is kids and young adults if you will....Laife Fulk wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021With a guy guarding the back door with a gun? That doesn't add up at all to me if it was just kids.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021There wasn't really an event, it was 20 kids age 16-20 and bike cop showed up and told everyone to leave and everyone left before it even started. there is a hearing regarding Reign later this week. The building will be boarded up next month for a year. Now the building owner may (i suspect will) try to get the City to unboard it after Reign moves out there stuff but generally how this works is the City doesn't care about the tenant/owner relationship and the building is unusable for a year but they make an exception hereLaife Fulk wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021So what's going to happen next with Reign after the event that was shut down on Friday? Is Dana Kelly going to keep pushing the issue with more events in the future?
a lot has been made about Reign being behind on rent, well thats like any restaurant in 2020. they signed a lease in 2019 and couldnt open until late 2020 nor could they apply for PPP because they had no previous revenue to show loses. They had a payment plan set up with the landlord but the City i think pressured him into taking it off the table.
Yeah, I know. No solution there.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021Take it up with the Missouri legislature that made open carry permitless.
Fair point. If it's legal to guard a door with an AR-15, which I'm guessing it is if one has all the necessary paperwork, what can they do... Just, disconcerting to see an individual guarding anything with an assault rifle in my opinion. It sends a statement that they feel it's necessary to do so in this location.dbInSouthCity wrote:What’s a officer suppose to do to the guy at the door?
Yep. Gotta wonder how many times a gun stolen from a Busch Stadium lot over say the last 20 years was used in criminal violence. I'm sure the number would be depressing.dbInSouthCity wrote:And I agree, 5000 guns in car is much worse.
This event didn’t have anything to do with Reign. It was a private party and they thought they can still lease the space as a private party. Kelly wasn’t even there or aware that her GM allowed this group. Bike Cops came, ended it before it started and that’s the end of it.Laife Fulk wrote: ↑Oct 11, 2021Bringing up guns in cars at Cardinals games is a red herring argument though. (And yes, it is a huge problem in my opinion if it's a source for people to steal guns...) But that has zero impact on Reign and Dana Kelly. I'm just surprised that Reign was brazen enough to try and host another event.
There has to be more to the story! That place is always packed! Bad management if rent was due or something else. At one Cards game the wait line was an hour 45!dbInSouthCity wrote:Obviously it was many thousands of dollars behind in rent.
Ok. Thanks! That’s sad! Wasn’t there some financial help for Covid though?dbInSouthCity wrote:^ it was empty for pretty much most of 2020.
