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A U.S. magistrate allowed an Atlanta strip club owner under indictment for racketeering to remain free on bond, despite allegations by the U.S. attorney that he is physically intimidating grand jury witnesses. A lawyer for the strip club owner, who may have ties to the Gambino crime family, admits contacting more than 200 potential witnesses in the case but says it was only "aggressive investigating."
September 28, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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