The closure of a business that planned to carry out an activity of reggaetonthe occupation of several Firearmsand arrest and fines for violation of required permits were the result of an impact plan between the Policeman and the Planning Board.
As explained in a police report, the plan was to inspect several establishments in the area of Cataño, Levittown, Bayamón and Toa Alta.
One of the intervened businesses was Playero Sport Bar, in Toa Alta. There, the closure of the business was ordered and a fine was imposed “for operating without permits.” The fine imposed was $1,000.
In addition, the Police said that two firearms were found there: a .40-caliber Glock pistol, with a magazine with 13 bullets, as well as a 9-millimeter Glock pistol and three magazines with 53 ammunition.
“The celebration of a ‘reggaeton’ activity was canceled due to the closure,” said the Police.
The La Bodeguita del Tren businesses were also intervened in Cataño, once morest which a fine of $1,000 was issued for having karaoke without permission; El Pika Pollo, which received a $1,4000 mule for having live music without permission, and El Gancho Bar received “orientation”.
In Levittown, Toa Baja, the Ibiza Lounge business was fined for having live music and the use of “hooka” without permission.
The Police explained that “the closure of the business was ordered for not having the permits up to date.”
The last of the intervened businesses was the corner of Yiyo (El Volcán), in Bayamón. He himself was fined $1,500 for having expired permits.
“In this business, Rolando Cabeza Díaz, 25, was arrested for violating the Weapons Law, who was seized with a charger and 26 bullets. He also seized a gray 2017 Acura MDX vehicle for investigation purposes. The arrested person remains in the Bayamón Command before the possible filing of charges,” the Police reported.
Agents from the Comprehensive Citizen Security Plan, from the Police Bureau of the Bayamón area, supervised by Lieutenant Luis Pacheco, directed the operation.
