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RCI Hospitality Holdings Charged with Bribery Allegations
In a shocking turn of events, RCI Hospitality Holdings, a company that owns five strip clubs in Denver, has been charged with allegedly bribing a New York official. The charges were announced on Tuesday by authorities.
The bribery allegedly occurred in New York, and the company is accused of evading over $8 million in sales taxes. The exact nature of the favorable treatment is not specified in the article, but it is believed that the company received favorable treatment during at least six instances.
The bribe is estimated to have involved free trips to some of the venues and private dances. The personal executives of RCI Hospitality Holdings mentioned in relation to the bribery cases include CEO Eric Langan and four other top managers who were charged alongside him.
The sales taxes that were allegedly evaded are related to the strip clubs owned by RCI Hospitality Holdings. Subscribing to the Crime Report email alerts will keep readers updated on the progress of this case.
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