The precinct took action at the club after a dispute between two crews both connected to the Bloods gang led to a violent scene in the early morning of May Members were flashing gang signs in the club, which led to alcohol bottles and furniture being thrown across the club, Special Operations Lieutenant Nicholas Morales of the th Precinct said at a community meeting Tuesday night. The fight spilled onto the sidewalk, where one suspect fired a few rounds, striking a victim in the foot. Last week, Deputy Inspector Peter Fortune, commanding officer of the Precinct, stated that they have identified a suspect and he was confident an arrest would be made. The club had a number of issues with its paperwork, such as its liquor license, cabaret license and certificate of occupancy. In total, 58 summonses have been issued and the club has since been shut down, according to Morales.