Evidence fails to show prior misconduct by applicant for liquor license but evidence of proprietory interest by unlisted source supports denial.

Respondent allowed two employees to commit lewd acts. Recommend civil penalty for each of the violations.

Respondent didn't use degree of diligence imposed on licensee in determining if its employees met the statutory requirements. Recommend civil penalty.

Respondent allowed employees to commit lewd acts. Recommend civil penalty and suspension for each act to run concurrently.

Respondent allowed employees on licensed premises to commit lewd acts. Recommend civil penalty and suspension of license for each violation.

Whether or not on or about the 11th day of June, 1976, on the Respondent's licensed premises located 5916 Phillips Highway, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent, its agent, servant or employee, one Myra Kathryn Watkins, did unlawfully engage in open and gross lewd and lascivious behavior with a male customer, one Patrick Francis Murphy, by dancing in a topless manner while rubbing her pubic area on his and allowing him to kiss her breasts, in violation of s 798.02, F.S., thereby violating s 561.29, F.S. Whether or not on or about the 11th day of June, 1976, on the Respondent's licensed premises located at 5916 Phillips Highway, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent, its agent, servant or employee, one LaMae Simpson, did unlawfully engage in open and gross lewd and lascivious behavior with a male customer, one William Wehrmann, by dancing in a topless manner while allowing him to place U.S. currency into her g-string and fondle her legs, in violation of s 798.02, F.S., thereby violating 56l.59, F.S. Whether or not on or about the 11th day of June, 1976, on the Respondent's licensed premises located at 5916 Phillips Highway, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent its agent, servant or employee, one Ellen Marie Collins, did unlawfully engage in open and gross lewd and Lascivious behavior with Vice Officer H. R. Hall by dancing in a topless manner while rubbing her pubic region and buttocks on his lap and attempting to place her breasts into his mouth, in violation of s 798.02, F.S. thereby violating s 561.29, F.S.Respondent allowed employees to engage in lewd acts with customers. Revoke license.

Whether or not on or about the 6th day of May, 1976, on the Respondent's licensed premises located at 5916 Phillips Highway, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent, its agent, servant or employee, one Patricia Stevenson Jordan, did unlawfully engage in open and gross lewd and lascivious behavior with a male customer, one Mark Thomas Finch, by dancing in a topless manner while rubbing her buttocks on his leg and groin area and allowing him to kiss her breasts, in violation of Section 798.02, F.S. thereby violating Section 561.29, F.S.Respondent allowed female dancer employee to engage in open lewd act with patron. Recommended Order: suspend license sevety-five days to run concurrently with Case No. 76-1983 suspension of thirty days.

Whether or not on or about the 21st day of November, 1975, on the Respondent's licensed premises, located at 5916 Phillips Highway, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent, its agent, servant or employee, to wit: Phyllis Jacobs Whidden, did engage in open and gross lewd and lascivious behavior with another person while dancing in a topless state for a patron; did rub her vagina and buttocks against the leg of the male patron, in violation of Section 798.02, thereby violating Section 561.29, F.S.Respondent allowed female dancer in licensed premises to conduct lewd dance. Recommended Order: suspend license for thirty days.

Whether or not on or about the 14th day of June, 1976 on the Respondent's licensed premises located at 1080 Cassat Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent, its agent, servant and employee, one Sandra Louise Crenshaw, did unlawfully offer to commit or engage in prostitution with another, one Vice Detective J. S. Davis, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, in violation of Section 796.07(3)(a), F.S. thereby violating Section 561.29, F.S.Respondent allowed dancer to solicit vice officer for prostitution on licensed premises. Suspend license thirty days concurrently with previous case.

Whether or not on or about the 17th day of June, 1976, on the Respondent's licensed premises located at 1080 Cassat Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent, its agent, servant and employee, one Sandra Rhea Alexander, did unlawfully engage in open and gross lewd and lascivious behavior with a male customer, one John Dewey Currington, by dancing in a topless manner, rubbing her pubic region on his, fondling her buttocks and allowing him to kiss her breasts, in violation of Section 798.02, F.S. thereby violating Section 561.29, F.S. Whether or not on or about the 17th day of June, 1976, on the Respondent's licensed premises located at 1080 Cassat Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent, its agent, servant and employee, one Cathy Anderson Hanes, did unlawfully engage in open and gross lewd and lascivious behavior with two unidentified white male customers by dancing in a topless manner, rubbing her pubic region on theirs, having her buttocks fondled, her breasts kissed and playing with the penis of one of the customers in violation of Section 798.02, F.S. thereby violating Section 561.29, F.S. Whether or not on or about the 17th day of June, 1976 on the Respondent's licensed premises located at 1080 Cassat Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida, the Respondent, its agent, servant and employee, one Bobbi Jean Webb, did unlawfully engage in open and gross lewd and lascivious behavior with Beverage Officer B. W. Rowe by dancing in a topless manner, rubbing her buttocks in lap, and rubbing his pubic region with her hands, in violation of Section 798.02, F.S. thereby violating Section 561.29, F.S.Respondent allowed female dancers to engage in open lewd and lascivious behavior with patrons of licensed premises. Sixty-day suspension concurrent.