City files case against Miramar property owner, organizer of NYE party where stage collapsed
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and last updated 2021-01-08 20:15:08-05
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) â San Diego s City Attorney is taking action against the Miramar property owner and organizer of a New Year s Eve party where a makeshift balcony collapsed, injuring several people.
City Attorney Mara Elliott cited in the complaint that property owner Bradley S. Murray and Charles Clayborne Smith, Jr. maintained a public nuisance, among other charges in connection with several events held at 7475 Trade Street in Miramar.
Elliott says Murray and Smith had been hosting unpermitted events at the location amid the county and state s public health orders. Some of those events were reportedly streamed online, including wrestling matches and a concert with about 800 attendees. Smith, who leased the space under the business Sindicate Entertainment Group, also hosted events that included cannabis markets, and parties with a
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The San Diego City Attorney’s Office filed a civil enforcement action Friday against both a property owner and the organizer of a New Year’s Eve warehouse party in Miramar where a makeshift stage collapsed, injuring several people. The lawsuit alleges property owner Bradley S. Murray and party organizer Charles Clayborne Smith maintained a public nuisance, engaged.