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Drake's Party Gives Oklahoma City Nightclub Trouble

Owner wants money to cover damages

March 26, 2012 10:15 AM ET
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Drake's Party Gives Oklahoma City Nightclub Trouble
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An Oklahoma City nightclub owner wants Drake to pay for damages from a party resulting in at least one arrest and heavy marijuana use, shutting down the club, TMZ reports.

The owner of the Dollhouse Lounge and Burlesque says the Young Money rapper arrived at the club with an entourage for a private party March 1st. Employees noticed marijuana smoke from his VIP area, the owner says.

Police shut down the party and arrested the club manager after finding a partially burnt marijuana cigarette in the VIP section. The Dollhouse's owner is asking for compensation totaling several thousand dollars. Drake's representatives were unavailable for comment.

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