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89-1129 WHITE - CITY CLERK PINK - FINANCE COIIflCll BLUERY - MAVORTMENT GITY OF SAINT PAUL� File NO. ' � Coun ' Resolution � ,,: Presented By ��-�� ;-� y .; Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLVED, that the on- al intoxicating li:quor, and Sunday on-sale and other licenses el by DARP Corpora�tion dba Fitti ' s for the premises at 828 Eas 7 h Street in Saint Paul are hereby suspended for a period of consecutive da;ys, commencing and ending on the dates spe if ed herein: ,�VI..'� -�ro�ry , v ✓`( l �—^ , -� This Resolution and the a tion taken herein are based upon -�he facts contained inthe at a hed police reports which support the allegations contained in t e Notice of Hearing dated May 2 , 1989 . 5uch facts are not co t sted by the licenseholder, as evidenced by the attached letter of Ri h rd Matykiewicz, a�torney for the licensehoider. The action t k n is alsobased on the facts, cir- cumstances and arguments pre e ted by and on bel�alf of the licenseholder. �� ense o er an o coun � I � � COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Dimond �� in Favor Goswile�� Rettman Scheibei �_ A gai n s t BY Sonnen Wilson JUN 2 1 �9U9 , Form Appro d by CitK tt ney Adopted by Council: Date � � � Certified Pa•s d y Co ncil cre ry BY �+ - � -8l By� ' Approve Mavor: Date � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By BY PUBI�D J U L - 81989 G� �l- //� SC:`��' CITY OF SAINT PAUL CITt Ol �A♦ �i ; �, ��, OFFICE OF 7HE CITY ATTORNEY � inu��nu �? �� 1°0 �_� EDWARD P. STARR, CITY ATTORNEY o• '"n,,,,nQ.,�,''��_ 647 City Hall, Saint Paul.Minnesota 55102 612-298-5121 GEORGE LATIMER MAYOR June 8, 1989 M1�� _ .�> �� `` °,��"s1 Richard L. Matykiewicz , v:� Attorney at Law "�i�` 1, , 1100 Capital Center ` 19�� Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 Cpv RE: City of St. Paul v. Fitti s JAMeSSCy�'�N e�'C Dear Mr. Matykiewicz : Enclosed please find a copy of th resolution which is scheduled to be considered by the Counci o June 20, 1989 . City Council hearings begin at 9 : 00 a.m. , h we er you can check with the City Clerk ' s office at 298-4231 ear y 'n the week to determine where it will appear on the agenda. Please call me at 298-5121 if ou have any questions. Very truly yours, PHILIP B. BYRNE Assistant City Attorney PBB:paw enc. cc. Albert B. Olson City Clerk David Saunweber Dayton' s Bluff Comm. Cou ci RE�EIVEO �UN.�4�g�9 c,,�� ERK � , �� - � a°� � '� ATTORNEY AT LAW � � AND �GOUNSELOR �j,� SUITE 1 100.CAPITAL CENTRE 386 NORTH WABASHA STREET ST.PAUL.MINNESOTA 55102 TELE..1612).223-8�04 f",S� i� �•� 3 i.J _ �� .�. a ��_. .,:"�t �>" s.�s�% ��une a, lys� JUN 1 :� 1989 . �..�_^°.`� y ,o_��.��e4�� -�I ? -�.s r � ��, '$ � :I_ ' . ° Phillip B. Byrne, Esq. Office of the City Attorney 647 City Hall St. Paul, MN 55102 Re: Fitti' s Bar D�ar Mr. Byrne: as we have already greed, a hearing before an administrative law judge on h subject of gambling allegations at Fitti's Bar has been waiv d. In addition, my client, Richard Fitzgerald, has agreed not t c ntest the police report facts but does wish to refute some o the conclusio�s drawn by the reporting officer and to pro id an explanation.; �,fter reviewing the off ce s report with M�. Fitzgerald, the following is his explanatio i the same chronology as set forth in the police report. The four sports tip-b ar tickets and t�e $10.00 in cash found in a drawer in the b k bar were the pe�'sonal property of the owner Richard Paul Fi zg rald. The $10. 00 represented a repayment of a loan previ u ly made to a customer which had subsequently made the repa e t to a bartender. The four sports tip-board tickets and the a ditional five single tickets all containing the same Serial er 2276L were purchased privately and individually by Mr. F t erald for nine consecutive Twins games. The 11 pieces of pa r which were dated and noted "cigs 100" or "cigs 200" found i the cash register in fact were notations regarding the pu c ase of cigarett�s out of till cash by Mr. Fitzgerald. He pu ch ses the cigarettes sold at the bar from a Wholesale Club wit ash taken from the till. Although the officer suggests that he did not see a volume of cigarettes in the bar, he appare tl did not mak� a very thorough inspection. Mr. Fitzgera d states that at all times he has an average inventory of app x mately 40 carto�s of cigarettes in stock. � . , � , F�� V- � Phi.11ip B. Byrne, Esq. � June 9, 1989 , PagP 2 The three boards of spo t tip-board tick�ts found in the back bar drawer were inher' te from a previous owner. Mr. Fitzgerald purchased this ba i January, 1989 and these boards which were totally in tact wi h o missing tickets, were there at the time of his purchase. He d nies having evex sold tickets of this type during the operatio o the bar. The $30. 00 in cash an e check made out to cash for $240. 00 both represent repaym nt of customer lo�ns. The $240. 00 �heck was the result of a p e ious loan of $250.00 made to a friend-customer who had previ u ly repaid $10.00. The check had remained uncashed because the f iend-customer had requested that Mr. Fitzgerald hold it for a f days before p�esentment to the bank. The other five tip- oa d tickets have! previously been explained as having been per n lly purchased by Mr. Fitzgerald. They bear the same serial n b r as the ones found in the back bar drawer. ' Mr. Fitzgerald has no no ledge or information concerning the mirror and razor blade w ich allegedly contained cocaine residue. These two items w r discovered in Mr. Fitzgerald' s presence and apparently were o ated on top of a foundation wall behind a recently construc ed office wall. The office in question had been under cons r ction for several weeks and had been completed only three d ys prior to the xecution of the search warrant. Up to that p i , anyone and ev�ryone had access to the office area. Mr. Fi z rald' s only explanation is that the mirror and razor blade co 1 well have been there at the time he purchased the bar or may h v been put there by anyone without his knowledge prior to its iscovery. Thi� was the first knowledge he had of its exis e ce. The so-called bindle papers discovered were in a large t as box measuring approximately 2'x 3'x 18" in depth, which was pp oximately three�quarters full of debris, including building m te ial scraps. Ag�in, some of this material had accumulated ri r to his ownership and some obviously during the construc i of the office. He had no prior knowledge of the paper's exi te ce. He had hired four gentlemen to construct the office and th y did so over � period of some five or six weeks. As previously indicated fact which is substantiated by the record, Mr. Fitzgerald p r ased this bar in January, 1989. It had previously been known s the "Quick Stop" . The bar had a dubious reputation in the pas nd its clientele had a lot to be desired. Since his purchas , Mr. Fitzgerald has made a very active and intense effort t hange the character of the bar. Previous to his ownership, t apparently had a notorious reputation with the law enf rc ment community. Mr. Fitzgerald has been quite successful to a e in changing that reputation and . . , �� Phillip B. Byrne, Esq. D � June 9, 1989 Page 3 I believe the record will sub t ntiate that there has not been a single complaint against his op ration of the bar since he took over. It stands to reason, h wever, that one cannot make an absolute change of the b ' clientele and its operation overnight without financial r in. It is Mr. Fitzgerald' s intention to maintain his ef or toward the goal of operating a bar free from complaint or vi 1 ion. I have discussed your p o sal scheduling a hearing before the council on June 20, 1989 n this is acceptable. Thank you for your kin onsideration and cooperation in this matter. Yours truly, ; "� � ._:� �; - . -c��_�cuLG-� �1��„�;u�, � � • �2ICHARD L. MATyRIEWILZ RLM:rt � <,�,n.,..-..-..�,..s,_ .,,�: _r �„ ,�. e_ , ._....r_ - �'�i�� -��r�=-- � .�.�.�._ ..��.,_�.�.�.-�,-,-v,�.�...�.��.�.�-��,..�,x.a..,��,.��.- Minnesota Office of Administ at ve Hearings: �``��` '"��"� Name: Peter rickson Fifth lo r , Flour Exchange Building 31PJ Fo rt Avenue South Minnea olis, Mn. 55415 Telephone: 341=76 6 . The Council of the City f aint Paul has the authority to provide for hearings conc r ing licensed premises, and for adverse action against s c licenses , under Chapter 31Q1 , including sections 316.05 and 3I �.66 , of the Saint Paul Legislative Code. In the a e of licenses for intoxicating and non=intoxicating liquor , a t ority is also conveyed by section 340JA.415 of the Minnesota ta utes. Adverse action may include � • revocation, suspension, fin s and other penalties or conditions. Evidence will be presented o the judge which ntay lead to adverse action against all the lice s s you hold at the above premises as follows : . . - ^ ,�, ��, � g�q_//��► � ,. During the wezk of March 6, 1989, payoffs were being made on video poker machines i t e licensed premises. A search warrant was executed on A ril 4 , 1989 , and led to the discovery of evidence f ideo poker payoffs , sports gambling , possession o ambling paraphernalia , and possession of illegal narc t 'cs . The foregoing violates se t on 409.08 (6) of ' the Saint Paul Legislative Code relat n to gambling on a licensed premise, including the ke pi g and possession of dice. The foregoing constitute evide c as well of ba�es for adverse action under sections 1 . �16 (6 ) and 3141. �6 (9 ) of the Legislative Code. ' You have the right to be repre e ted by an attorney before and during the hearing if you s hoose, or you can represent yourself. You may also have a p rson of your choice represent you, to the extent not prohib ' te as unauthorizled practice of law. The hearing will be conducted i a cordance with tMe requirem ents of sections 14.57 to 14.62 of t e Minnesota Statutes, and such parts of the procedures under se tion 31fd.05 of 'tthe Saint Paul Legislative Code as may be appl c ble. At hearing , the Administrativ L w Judge will have all parties - identify themselves for the re or . Then the City will present its witnesses and evidence, eac o whom the licensee or attorney may cross=exam ine. The 1 icens ay then of fer in rebuttal any witnesses or evidence it may w ' s to present, each of whom the City attorney may cross�=examin . The Administrative Law Judge may in addition hear relevant an atzrial testim ony from persons not presented as witnesses who av a substantial interest in the outcome of the proceeding; for ex mple, the owners or occupants • of property located in close pr x mity to the licensed premises may have substantial interest 'n the outcome of the proceeding. Concluding arguments may be ma e y the parties. Following the hearing, the Judge will prepare F'ndings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and a specific recomm endat on for action to be taken. You should bring to the hear n all docum ents, records and witnesses you will or may n e to support your position. Subpoenas m ay be available to c m el the attendanc''e of witnesses or the production of document n conformity w,ith Minnesota Rules, part 144�41.704l0. : .. `' r T /� � �1 �� r//rl. q . If you think that this matter ca resolved or settlec7 without a formal hearing, please contac r have your attorney contact the undersigned. if a sti�ulatio r agreement can be reached as to the facts , that stipulat ' o will be presented to the Administrative Law Judge for in orporation in�to his or her recommendation for Council actio . If you fail to appear at the hea i g, the allegatians against you which have been stated earlier i this notice may be taken as true and your ability to challe ge them forfeited. If non-public data is received into evidenc t the hearing , it may become public unless objection is ad and relief requested under Minnesota Statutes, section 14. fd subdivision 2. Very truly yours, � PHILIP B. BYRNE Assistant City Attorney (612) 298=-5121 Attny. Reg . No. 13961 cc: Joseph F. 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STA E 0 , x STATE OF MINNESOTA . � SS APPLICATION FOR SEARCH WARRANT AND COUNTY OF P�"`� ) SUPPORTING AFFIDAVIT Scst. £cicr.a�i Klein being first duly sworn upon oath, hereby makes ap- plication to this Coun for a warrant to search th (pr mises) (moto�vehicles) (person) hereinafter described, for the property and things hereinafter described. Affiant knows the co�tents of this applicati a supporting affidavit, and'the statements herein are true of his own Knowledge,save as to such as a�e herein s te on information and belief, and as to those, he believes them to be true. Affiant has good reason to believe, and do s lieve, that the following d�escribed p�operry and things, to wit: Vi�?eo Peker machir.es, k��ys to vid _ e.r mac.'�ir.�s, cont�r.t.:� of said machi!:��, all ,-�;ani�� fran said_r,�chiz�, cnnTSactt:al a_ �nts as�ociated with said rrachi.nes. garnblir.5 devic�s a�..� paraph�.rnalia co sis:ing of, },x.:t not limi.tc.�d to, ;7u1? t�s, tip-i.�rd tic.�;ets, parlay car� ar_ p Iay ca�"d stu�s, etc. P-i�llan�aus paa��rk which �-�� sY:acv vi�k.�o poker n�achir.e recsi�'-w, Fay-of�s f�^am viceo poker machin�s, pul]. d ti:�rbcan-i tic,cet recei�ts, etc. A.�y and all ��rw�ark ��hich t�*:ds �.o hoc,� constructiv� po5:.255?G;1 tA.tY;2 abcve �.1St...� c1Y'�G.�1C�.e5. la�el lwdF;be1 {at the premises) iin-'t�ie�moto�fiFc�'ito�� 'pe sor�3 described as: FiLti's Lonngz (;u-�ludir.g � torage ar�as and office areas on said pr�.ises) � E23 E. Seventh 5�.. 5t. Paul, M�.�-u�esofia - Ra.*nsey Countv . located in the Cit�'t of St. Paul ,County of R'��'S� ,and State of Min�esota. This affiant applies for issuance of a search wa ant upon the following grounds: (Strike inapplicable paragraph) 1. Ttie�'prope�y�a'tio'�e=d`eseiifie'�v�r�"s`�-"s te n�mbezife� 2. The property abo�•s-described was us a means of committing a crime. 3. The possession of the property above- es ribed constitutes a crime. 4. The property above-described is in th po session of.a person with intent to use such property as a means of committing a crime. ' 5. The property above-described constit tes evidence which tends to show a crime has been committed, or tends to show that a particula�person has com itt a crime. COURT - WHITE COPY • PROS. AT Y. YELLOW COPY • PEACE OFFICER - PINK COPY REPRINTED 6-1-79 ~i;':�!�tiT..-' ��/J� APPLICATION 1-2 ."� r "w"e�." . / � fihe facts tending to establish the foregoing grounds or i uance of a search warrant are as follows: � } YL�ur affiant is a Sergeant wi.th the t. aul Poiic� D�par�nt, havinc been so �lrn,�ed for the last nine years. Y - ffiant is currently 3ssic�n2d tA the � Vic� Un�.t of the St. Paul Police. W '1 acti*�, in t'za.t capacity, has th� res�onsibility of/for gambling enfo � t. Your afriant has rec�ived sr.ecialized tr�n�g ar.�3 instzuction frc�n perso .cxal�dgeable jn the inv�.stigation of � individuals involved in illegal gan' in acti.vities. During the past t.�o w�eks, Marc.'� I9- Q, 1989, Ycur affiant receivzci in�o�tion that i?ler,al gambling activities wer b i*:a con�'ucted at F�tti's 3,oi,:nge, 823 E. �eve.�t1: s�. St. Faul, P•!inneseta. affi3nt received t►'zis infor.nation Fra:� a C.R.I. �4 ill�al g�-rbli,.g a ti 'ty wes payir.g off on video poker nach�r�s. 'fl�� C.R.I. told yaur affi t at they had abserv� a�v o�fs on t�� seo�rat� oc�c�ions c'i:ring t':e zi�ov� 'en�ci periai. �:� C.R.I. told vcur a�fi.�nt that t�Ly i�leived t.'za.t thzy cculd ':� Faid for �rinnis:� at vi�eo ►�o;cer. Yovr affiant dirc-ct_n3 t�:e C.R.I. to Fitti's Launer`, fi'�28 E. S..�veni-h St. i�rir,g t�e w�..l:s of i��arch 19-30, 198 . � C.R.I. �3as provic�d wit� Vic� Unit funds to pla�� tt:e v��o �ok�r .-c� . H� enLered the' bar and played the . vicaeo ro;c�.r :nac.hi�z obtainir,g a wi .g scor� o� e:� hl;nc?se'd credits (I00) . �:a C.R.I. broug;t his wirinir.g :-�core t� .� atter:tian of th� wizite female ba�rt�nd�. 7.�Ze rar'-�nder loaked at � 'deo i-�.cv'cax rrachins a►y3 ��d the C.R.I. tw�nty fivz doll.ars t�at was taken f . e cash register's' till. Zhe ��nder then U~e�d a rc�r�ote �zvic� ear the ti�i.r.nir.g scQre on th� vid�fl pc'�er rachin�. �.e C.P..I. then laft .e an3 tl:rned the �r.e,T paid to them by t�:a barter�er for wir+.ning an �-id _ er over to ycur af�iant. Based cr: t�.e aFor�.^.tioned is-�forn�a ' _ , it wculd a�*��ar th�t t'�e a,mer"o� Fi�ti's Lcunge, 823 E. Seventh St, P,i � d F�.tzSerald, President of �RP CORa. DB.� Fitti's Laung�, and Fitti's Lcu.^.c _loyees a,:e paying'�off on the vi�o potcer machines i cca;...� at Fitt�'s Lc ge �aying otf cn vidc�o �k�r rnachines is a gro�s mis3�^.�ar.or crin� as def' _ P�.iru�wscta Stat� �t.�zutes 609.75 ar:d 5�9.7b of the crir�isial cc�e as ca c� gambli.�g. Minr+��et3 S'r_ate Sta±uw 609.75, sujx3ivisicn 4, �efines a ga**.ic ' cL.�vice as being ° a cor.-trivance which far a considzra�-son affords t�.e � �-er an oppor�unity to cbtain scsr�-tt�,ing o= value, other t�an fr� plays, a�s� cal?y fzr�n the riac.'L.z:z or ofi.},.er.�ri�, tY�.a awa.t3 0� ��fiiG.': is u�termiu^.c-�c'. prin i_ lly by chan�ce." In ,addition, P�iinnesota St�i� Statute 609.75, sz�d.ivision 5, f es a ��rbling plaae as �eing � a loca�cn or st..�-uctur?, staticanary or � ' le, or any part �.�:ereof, where�si, as a*:e o•`_ its t:ses, b�t�ing is �:ti� ar prarp�, a Iottery is cor.�cted or assisted or a ga:�rAl.�ng de�ric� is o: t�l." Ir. acdition, ,it would apo�.�r tt�:at a gam�ling place is �eing cozxat�d, a �o a gro�� .s:ie�.�anor cri.�, as defined a�i��hin the ga*nbling statutes 609,75 09.76 of zhe Crimir�l Cod�. ; BasEC: cn tlis in`c�matio�, yaur aif' t equests that a searc:z warrant be granTed for Fitti's �,inge, S28 E �ev St., in tr.e City of St. P�u?, �nz�-ey Cowzty, Mi.,�nesota. � . (continued on page 1-3) COURT - WHITE COPY • PROS. ATTY. - Y LL W COPY • PEACE OFFICER - PINK COPY �` � • AP'PLICATION 1-3 N y �ws'M` �. � � G� �- //d9' (attach and identify additional sheet if necessary) A nighttime search is necessary to prevent the los ,d ruction or removal of the'objects of the search because: Illegal gar.tbling activities arz �' uuct in tne c�.ayti..�w ar�d niyhtt�� h�s. It is your affiant's intention to e. cu � tnis seasch warraazt durir.7 t'�e tir�e . �n which illegal g�m'c�ling activit�e being cor.ducted, t':e ni.chtar� hours. An unannounced entry is necessary Ito prev nt e loss, destruction or rerj�oval of the objects of the search . (andl to protect the safety of the peace officers)b cau e: ------------�� ------ - �t�a- ------��_��_� ._-- . WHEREFORE,Affiant request a search wa ran be issued,commanding � Rtc.�an3 'Cl-2in ar.d all of icess under yo�' ccaritrol (a)peace officer(sl,of the State of Minnesota,{ a:e iei�ttmut�aooa��lenl.��s7thfl.r+SY1�Q�•R��P��t (ai=Ch�'-d'ay�ai'e-b'iily) lin the daytime or nightti e) to search the hereinbefore described (premises (i�fi to��ie�icf'e�['��o"r� for the described property and things and to eiz said properry and things and keep said property,and things in custody until the same be dealt with according o la . l y' / -�/ / // ��---_�..r' Affiant �Subscribed and swom to before me this �..�-z� -.��._,i�� r- ��:-'.�.�.......-'�._..•! .. -"�- ''day of .r��. _:� �g�';� Judge of f' r,, Court ,,,,, _ _ • �' �� COURT - WHITE COPY • PROS. TT . - YELLOW COPY • PEACE OFFICER - PINK COPY Ss+��"'c�fi-an;.,,' " � •' SEARC W RRANT " ` i ��0�- / 2'� • �.• 'STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF � DIST��T COURT . T0: �• ��'� �� and all office er vr�ir cantrol (A) P A E OFFICER(S) OF.THE STATE OF �MINNESOTA. WHEREAS, •� ��d �le� has this day on oath, made application to the said Court applying for issuance ofa search warrant to search th fo iowing described (Premises? (moin�hicle��p.ersool: F].t ' �R T rur.� Q7R F. c�s�m ' located in the �� of St. F.-�uZ , co nt of R�"•'� STATE OF MINNESOTA for the following described propertv and things: ( tta h and identify additional sheet if necessary) Vi�eo poker �chi.*�rs, kay� tn vid��o pol; chin�s, cant�nt, as sai3 r�a:.hi.^as, all m�niss �ra� said racPv.nes, contra agr�:�nts associa#� with s�.id r�acizi.:.n..5. - Ganioling devices ar.3 �r-a�►�.ernaLa cc:is s g of, �st not ?imiatu. to, gul? t�i:s, tip--��oa�.�c1 ticJ:ets, r.arlal� caz�s ar�3. ;a* y c3r3 s�s, etc. i ��iscellan�aus Fc3�1Zr�Z1t Vd}'.].Ctl t?riQS to . vid�o rAlcer n�ac�,�4 rec�i�ts,� pa,.�cff� frcn video po.�r maclzi.�es, pull � and ti �� tic'cet r�?c�:�ts, �tc. Am; a-� all �apenaork whi�'� t�.*�ds to sn r�trectiv� possessicz to tne abovz list� articles. WHEREAS, the application and supporting aff dav t of �Tk' '��'`�a '�i�"" — (wasl p+u�r.e) duly presented and read by the Court an being fully advised in tMe premises. NOW, TH E R E FO R E, the Court finds that pro abl cause exsists for the issu�nce of a search warrant upon the following grounds: (Strike inapplicable paragr ph ) 1. sC��p�tap��-�cdbeds.�ras-sio1�Q s zt�,s� 2. The property above-described was used as me ns of committing a crim,�e. . 3. The possession of the property above-descr be constitutes a crime. ' 4. The property above-described is in the p ses ion of a person with intent to use such property as a means of committing a crime. ` 5. The property above-described constitutes e id ce which tends to show'a crime has been committed, _ or tends to show that a particular person has com itt d a crime. ' The Court further finds that proable cause ex sts o believe that the above-described property and things (are) f�"'��l (at the abave-described premisPS) Fa'Q�� ibed�m2ctc�t►is-��fS��i��4Lt4f;•,•,.,.^•.,•°.-_•n^•1. The Court further finds that a nighttime sear h i necessary to prevent th¢ loss, destruction, or removal of the objects of said search. ;��t��.br��t�acth�e�cf�d�ttraxLer�g�u{zt�Dm x�ea�n�c€�h�c��rt�os��n�c�s'sar,s�tso�rr.e- rr�a�be�8��r•�tt�r�rra��s'dvae��rt��itx� �se�rcql��rai:�ec,cth�fe�:a��ttr�rpea�e a�fi�ce�. � � NOW, THEREFORE, YOU �� craz�d Kl � and a?1 offic.xs i:�::,�.r � � THE PEACE OFFICERISI AFORESAID,ARE HEREB CO MANDED (��a~�'��IIOI�EMENT�OF ;�y�.q�;�,�R�.R�yRp.QSE1�fl��C�i•Es@� . N (IN THE DAYTIME OR NIGHTTIME) TO SEARCH (THE DESCRIBED PREMISESI (��F�.��ifBEQ ' - '�L�#1,�2�'E�`Fi�'Z�`��'�F'��``�'�"��'�r,rv-r- 'r'itti's lounc�e 828 i�,_��R.THE ABOVE-D SC IBED PROPERTY AND TMINGS, AND TO SEIZE SA10 PROPERTY AND THINGS AND fT0 RETAI T EM IN CUSTODY SUBJ�CT TO COURT ORDER AND ACCORDING TO LAWI F9E�tX�EFGC1�'-Ok�'�`Qt'� D� A'�IR�FY'`�Ni�'�'��' - l. BY THE COIiRT: � �_� �r��;.. . ._� ��,<:��t'.'� � C� ' � �;, ' Dated " K�'; 19�_.` � JUDGEOF � ... ,. ��,•� COURT � fir . COURT - WHITE COPY • PROS. ATTY. -YELLOW COPY •P AC OFFICER -PINK COPY •PREMISES/PERSON -GOLD COPY �'til•.�i.Y`�. ,.: • •- . •�` � _ RECIEPT.INVENTORY AND RETURN �'3-1 �e •s:'-"4'�•. • •. �,� �_//� ' . �. ' � � � � STATEOFMINNESOTA,.COUNTY OF � �l �' � �� ! COURT . . /� • . � RECEIPT,1 VE aRY ANO RETURN 1. �4'"Tr 1�f � F►�1 r � �� ,received the attached search warrant is.wed by the Ho�orab � �'��T ,on_„t /_3 � , 1g S y and have ,. executed it as toibws: � . Pursuant to said wanant,on �� f�,;� �`r ,ig�%at 1 '�r'?n o'clock_m.. I searched the (prernises) (mntor�rehicle) (personl esc ibed �n sa�d war�ant, and leh a true and correct copy of�id warrant � �' . (withl Gnhtat!-' I 1 r ' �l,1 i7T ��7 � '(. �— r i 7 /. �//�� _� � toalc into �ustody the property and thing lis d below: 4 attach and identify additional sneet if necessary) t •, I1'' % l f.., :: :.1 .7 �U t� % 1��.' .r'==' � �/J i�!) ;;�.�)'1� J. 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None of the items set forth i�the search warran we e found. � . , I shall {retain) or (deliver)custody of;aid property s d ected by Court order. � i' %;�� K 1 f_!1 fa :'l"T� '� � � + �.1 ,being first duly swqrn,upon oath,deposes and says thai ne has read the foregoing rece+pt, inventory and etu n and the matters stated are true and correct, except as to such matters stated therein on information and belief,and as to those,he believes them to be true. , Subscribed and swom to before me this � :'. `�� day of �� '',�� , 19 ,._ �. ( �///// _�' + _ `a..�:� `i`�.: � 1 .`.\�'-C: :� �•-��;•� . _ . '_ ,`�: �rr//�- ^� / /' � Notary Public;�-. County, Minn. ' • ' Signacure �1�� ` :` �� l.�- My commission expires ' COURT - WHITE COPY • PROS. ATTY. -YELLOW COPY • A E OFFICER -PINK COPY •PREMISES/PERSON -GOLD GOPY c� : � � � � , W � 3 00 S, � [` i (J� e � W ' U� �3 �"'� �n � �� +� - � < S��r a � � � " " � � p u O� F.� Y � < o �'' �•'' � � � u CI c H . 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N •� Ri A � � O O �: �= a [a z w r� 3 v� � '� � ,� ;�'• �c��' n'm�ia� •�`<Ol •UUNO�/yfIL�� A .:!a). :� � _ - �•� <,,, �;�'�'�'ga 9 �u; mmu� STATE F M I N N ESOTA OFFICE OF A MI ISTRATIVE HEARINGS FIFTH FLOOR FLO R EXCHANGE BUILDING �CEIVED 310 F URT AVENUE SOUTH MINNEA OLI ,MINNESOTA 55415 ,6, ,34,.�soo ,1UN 2 71989 Ju e 6, 1989 CITY CLERK Albert B. Olson City Clerk St. Paul City Council 386 City Hall St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Re: Mr. Richard P. Fitzgerald P es. DARP Corp. dba Fitti's Bar; OAIi Docket No. 4-2101-3508-6 Dear Mr. Olson: Because the hearing in the ab ve entitled matter has been cancelled, we are returning the official record to you and closing our file in this matter. Yours very truly, ��- C� . ,��, PETER C. ERICICSON Administrative Law Judge TelepY�one: 6i2/s41-7606 PCE� Enclosure AN EQU L PPORTUNITY EMPLOYER . � � � �og � � � � , � � i - s;��=*'o, CITY OF SAINT PAUL ` �4' �:a �o rl ��; OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY a� �� EDWARD P. STARR, CITY ATTORNEY ,;� �m ��u A: .... .', `�n �••• City Hall, Saint Paul,Minnesota 55102 "�m�:,..F"'`, 612-298-5121 GEORGE LATIMER MAYOR � � � �� .�'� RfCEIVED Ma y 2, 19 8 9 ��p� tu 2'�1989 ��: JU CITY CLERK Mr . Richard P. Fitzqerald , Pre . NOTICE OF HEARING DARP Corp. dba Fitti ' s Bar 828 E. 7th Street St. Paul, Mn. 55119 RE: Fitti's Bar Dear Mr. Fitzgerald: This is to notify you that t e earing will be held concerning all the licenses held at th premises stated above at the following time, date and plac : Date: June 7, 19 9 Time: 9:00 a.m. Place: 25 West Fo rt Street City Hall nn x Room 1503= St. Paul , n. 551P12 The judge will be an Adminis ra ive Law Judge �rom the State of Minnesota Office of Administrat ve Hearings: Name: Peter rickson Fifth lo r , Flour Exchange Building 310 Fo rt Avenue South Minnea ol s, Mn. 55415 Telephone: 341=76 6 ' The Council of the City o aint Paul has ithe authority to provide for hearings conc r ing licensed p�emises, and for adverse action against s c licenses , under Chapter 31�1 , including sections 310. 0 nd 31 �J. 4l6 , of; the Saint Paul Legislative Code. In the as of licenses for intoxicating and non=intoxicating liquor, a t ority is also conveyed by section 340A.415 of the Minnesota S a utes. Adverse action may include � revocation, suspension, fin s nd other penalties or conditions. Evidence will be presented o he judge which m ay lead to adverse action against all the lice s s you hold at the above premises as follows : � , During the wezk of Marc 26, 1989 , payoffs were being made on video poker machines in the licensed premises. A search warrant was executed n April 4 , 1989, and led to the discovery of evidence o video poker �ayoffs, sports gambling , possession o gambling paraphernalia , and possession of illegal na c tics . The foregoing violates ' e tion 409.08 (6) of the Saint Paul Legislative Code rel ti g to gambling on a licensed premise, including the ee ing and possession of dice. The foregoing constitute evi e ce as well of bases for adverse action under section 10. P16 (6 ) and 3�,10. 4l6 (9 ) of the Legislative Code. ' You have the right to be rep� e ented by an attorney before and during the hearing if you so choose, or you can represent yourself. You may also hav a person of your �hoice represent you, to the extent not proh 'bi ed as unauthor zed practice of law. ' The hearing will be conducted in accordance with the requirem ents of sections 14.57 to 14.62 of t e Minnesota Statutes, and such parts of the procedures und r ection 310.�15 oif the Saint Paul Legislative Code as may be ap 1 'cable. At hearing , the Administrati e Law Judge will have all parties identify themselves for the ec rd. Then the City will present its witnesses and evidence, e ch of whom the licensee or attorney may cross=exam ine. The 1 ice se may then of fer, in rebuttal any witnesses or evidence it ma w sh to present, �ach of whom the City attorney may cross=exam n . The Administ�ative Law Judge may in addition hear relevant an matzrial testi�ony from persons not presented as witnesses wh h ve a substantial interest in the outcome of the proceeding; f r xample, the owners or occupants of property located in close pr ximity to the licensed premises may have substantial interes n the outcome of the proceeding. Concluding arguments may be ad by the parties'. Following the hearing, the Judge will prepa e Findings of Fac�, Conclusions of Law, and a specific recomm end ti n for action to be taken. You should bring to the he � r ' ng all documents, records and witnesses you will or may n ed to support your position. Subpoenas may be available to c m pel the attendance of witnesses or the production of docume t in conformity with Minnesota Rules, part 14�0.74100. . • � If you think that this matte c n be resolved ox settled without a formal hearing , please co ta t or have your attorney contact the undersig ned. If a stipul t' on or agreem ent can be reached as to the facts , that stipu a ion will be presented to the Administrative Law Judge or incorporation 'into his or her recommendation for Council a ti n. ' If you fail to appear at the e ring, the allegations against you which have been stated earl ' e in this notice may be taken as true and your ability to cha le ge them forfeit�d. If non-public data is received into evid nc at the hearing , it may become public unless objection i ade and relief ' requested under Minnesota Statutes, section 4. 41, subdivision 2. Ver t�uly yours, , kJ • � PH LIP B. BYRNE Assistant City Attorney (612) 298`--5121 Attny. Reg . No. 13961 � cc: Joseph F. Carchedi , License Inspector �� Lt. Donald Winger i Vice Unit Albert B. Olson City Clerk � Paige Purcell i Office of Administrativ Hearings Ron Wagner District 4 Community Or anizer