Sophie L.
Google
Went on December 28 with my best friend and his sister. We got our drinks, and they went to the bathroom while I held our table and filmed a few TikToks. When my friend arrived, I went to meet him, then rejoined my best friend and his sister on the dance floor. I danced for literally 3 minutes when a girl who was clearly very drunk came up, started dancing on me, and pulled me onto the dance platform. After about one minute, two cops suddenly grabbed me and dragged me off the stage.
Once my friend confirmed they were talking about me, we were escorted by the cops all the way to the front. When we asked why I was being removed, they said it was “for everyone’s safety and my safety.” When I asked again for an actual reason, they said they “weren’t sure what substances I was on” — even though I was completely sober and on my first drink.
To make it worse, when we kept asking for clarification, they told us they had been “watching me for an hour and a half,” which makes absolutely no sense because we had only been there for about 30 minutes total. That alone made the situation feel dishonest and targeted.
I was simply waiting for my friends, having fun by myself, and enjoying the music. I’m ADHD and energetic, and it honestly felt like I was judged and singled out for being happy and dancing alone. The cops were rude, dismissive, and never gave a clear or truthful explanation.
The entire experience was humiliating and completely ruined the night. If my friends and I ever come back, it would only be because this felt like a police issue, not a venue issue — but this was honestly a terrible experience.