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English: A Conto. Dansk: A Conto. Exited and happy. Nu Young woman with blue eyes drinking jar of beer standing over isolated yellow background pointing finger up with successful idea. Bottle and shot glass with drink. Clear distilled alcoholic beverage for drink and in cocktails. Glowing sign with alphabet, nu Vodka neon light icon. Das Leben der Pflanze. Mr Warne expressed very serious concerns about the process. Essex Police should have presented the facts in a fair way at the first Review on Tuesday 12 April , but Mr Warne felt that this was not unique as it had happened at other Councils.

Mr Warne felt that there were five fundamental errors in the evidence presented by Essex Police, which were critical to the determination of the Review. Firstly, the documentation had stated that there had been 17 crimes recorded from in or in close proximity to the Premises, yet the summary list only listed 15 crimes. For the serious offences listed, there was no date and time listed for each incident. For some of the incidents listed, Mr Warne contended that:. The Door Staff put the Drummer out of the back of the Premises, and the Customers out of the front door.

Mr Warne asserted that two of the incidents had happened some distance from the Premises. The Premises also had grave concerns about the information contained within the Police Intelligence Reports.

Essex Police had never approached Mr Cleary regarding the allegations of a gang of drug dealers putting pressure on the management of the Nu Bar requesting assistance. Mr Cleary was a regular attendee at Loughton Pubwatch meetings; this was a serious allegation and the Premises had grave concerns that Essex Police had publicised these allegations.

Thirdly, there was the manner of the presentation of the case by Essex Police. The Premises was only open Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, and Sunday afternoons during the Summer; this should have been disclosed by Essex Police at the first Review meeting. This was an error in law and a cynical attempt by Essex Police to close the Premises.

Finally, in relation to the additional conditions suggested by Essex Police if a suspension was not agreed, Mr Warne stated that the Premises normally did not have any customers before It was clear that Essex Police did not understand the nature of the business at The Nu Bar, and this was a cynical attempt by Essex Police to close the business.

Mr Warne emphasised the serious concerns felt by the Premises, and that no evidence had been presented to allow the Sub-Committee to suspend the Licence. With respect to the incident at the Premises on 10 April , there had been very little detail in the application supplied by Essex Police, who had had time to present proper evidence to the Sub-Committee before the Premises would open again on the following Thursday.

Essex Police had contended that the incident was related to the Premises. Mr Warne stated that an unprovoked punch was thrown outside the Premises after closing time, which had then escalated into a melee outside. There had been no trouble inside the Premises during the night and no tension outside the Premises.

There had been no allegations made that the door staff had aggravated the incident, and the Premises felt that it was customers from The Luxe who had inflamed the situation outside the Premises.

There was no evidence that the incident had started within the Premises or that the Premises had ignored the Licensing Objectives. Therefore, the suspension was not appropriate and disproportionate. Mr Warne highlighted that Mr Cleary had offered to financially contribute towards extra Police Officers in Loughton at Pubwatch meetings. Mr Warne explained that The Premises would agree with the suggested conditions from Essex Police where they could, but the following proposed conditions for summary review was tabled by the Premises at the meeting:.

A minimum of 8 door staff will be employed on Friday and Saturday night from opening until the last customer has left the Premises. A minimum of 3 door staff will be employed on the front door. There will be a minimum of 6 door staff employed from 7. All customers will be subjected to searches prior to entry on Friday and Saturday, and from 7. All drinking vessels used in the premises shall be polycarbonate. All beer bottles will be decanted into polycarbonate drinking containers prior to service on Friday and Saturday, and from 7.

No customers carrying glassware shall be admitted to the premises at any time. There shall be no admittance or re-admittance to the premises after 1. Mr Warne stated that, based on the papers before the meeting, the Sub-Committee should not suspend the Licence at the Premises and remove the livelihoods of all involved.

Mr Jones from Essex Police apologised to the Committee for not providing some of the documentation, but this was due to not wanting to compromise ongoing investigations.

Mr Jones made the following points in relation to the photographs:. Mr Jones added that CCTV footage from Epping Forest District Council also showed males with a broken bottle and a crutch outside of the Premises, and the events described above led to further incidents across the road of the Premises. Inspector Mitchell also apologised to the Sub-Committee for his comments being limited in detail, but the Inspector did not want to compromise the ongoing investigations.

It was explained that an early application for the suspension of the Licence had been made to negate the impact on the Premises before they were due to re-open on Thursday evening. Essex Police considered all of the Premises in the local area, and the application had been made due to the seriousness of the incident, and the use of glass which had led to the condition for polycarbonate vessels to be used at the Premises. Essex Police accepted the comments made by the Nu Bar, and all of the evidence would be available for the full Review — currently scheduled for 3 May