DC9 Nightclub Has Liquor License Suspended

WASHINGTON - The board that oversees liquor licenses in the District of Columbia has suspended the license of the DC9 nightclub, a move that comes after four people affiliated with the club were charged in the beating death of a man. D.C.'s Alcoholic Beverage Control Board suspended the club's license Tuesday. The nightclub has three days to request a hearing on the suspension, and the board has two days to hold a hearing after the request is made. All events at the club through Nov. 1 have already been moved or canceled. The decision comes after four club employees and the club's co-owner were charged over the weekend with aggravated assault in the death of Ali Ahmed Mohammed, 27, of Silver Spring. SOURCE: FOX