Police: Man Caught In Strip Club Ceiling
Cocoa Beach police said the manager of the Inner Room Gentleman's Club discovered Bushey was hiding in the false ceiling of the business, located at 74 Orlando Avenue.Police arrived at the club and ordered Bushey to come down, reports showed. One of the officers retrieved a ladder as a club employee climbed into the ceiling to corner Bushey, according to the report.Bushey, who police said apparently broke into the tiles in the men's room, tried to get away but his legs fell through the ceiling, prompting the club's employees to pull him down.Officials found a small plastic baggy of crack cocaine and a glass pipe on Bushey, Florida Today reported.Officers also estimated the damages to the ceiling to be about $2,000.Bushey will go before a judge on the charges next month.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.







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