"The City of Chicago continues to respond to complaints and proactively investigate restaurants and bars for compliance with the phase four reopening guidelines.
The Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection released the following statement: We asked the city if they've looked into compliance at The Dugout this weekend. Host Jon Taffer walked off the show in the final scene after complaining that Cressy was drunk, and Cressy's staff quit on screen. If you're thinking all of this looks familiar, it is not the first time The Dugout was under a spotlight.Ĭressy and The Dugout were on the popular TV show "Bar Rescue" a few years ago. He also accused others of "spreading lies on the Internet" about the bar.Ĭressy wrote further: "We comply with all city codes and regulations to the best of our abilities," saying the bar had purchased "thousands of face mask(s), hand sanitizers, bacterial soap's (sic), thermostats (sic) to take employees temperatures," and was also observing social distancing rules. Heh claimed in a series of texts that he has kicked Beard out of the bar in the past, insisting The Dugout is in compliance with all of the city's codes and regulations.Ĭressy wrote, "I kicked a guy out of my bar for being rude and argumentative with some of my other customers then he start(ed) to get very loud and agitated with me and I told him he was banned from my bar for life, so he threatens me with all his bad rep on social media's and all this other stuff." He set up an interview with Molina in the suburbs, then canceled, choosing to send a statement, instead. "I'm not going to sit idly by and watch that happen because he wants to break the rules." "He's going to get us all shut back down again, and then what are we going to do? We're all going to go back on unemployment or even worse," Beard said. And that is why he said he showed up this past weekend to expose what's going there.
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