New York City hot spots Club W.i.P. and Greenhouse may never open again and being raided by cops and shut down over the weekend, according to the New York Post.
Both clubs share the same liquor license, which expires at the end of the month. The owners have not applied for a new one.
W.i.P. was the scene of Drake and Chris Brown's June 2012 champagne throwing brawl.
In December, Mob Wives star Natalie Guercio, reportedly bashed a woman over the head with a bottle at Greenhouse.
Police are looking to question South Carolina NFL prospects Victor Hampton and Kelcy Quarles following an April 11 brawl at Greenhouse that left alleged victim, Michael Hauer, needing facial surgery.
“There’s always something crazy happening there,” said a hostess from a nearby restaurant. “There’s always police outside. Every night there’s police outside. It’s just kind of standard.”
The clubs were shut down on Saturday for being overcrowded and for playing music louder than the legal limit. The club's manager, Geano Mark Fassett, was cited with a violation and must appear in court.
Owners of the establishments have not commented.
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