Oct 19, 2007 ... The Teaser Pleaser adult entertainment venue — which advertises under the slogan “All Nude - All The Time” — became a “location of interest” ... Teaser Pleaser searched in child prostitution investigation BY JAMES BURGER, Californian staff writere-mail:jburger@bakersfield.com Oct 19, 2007 Updated Sep 8, 2016 A man works on a neon sign in front of Teaser Pleaser on Buck Owens Boulevard and Gilmore Avenue in this Californian file photo. Deputies with the Kern County Sheriff’s Department raided the Teaser Pleaser strip club on Buck Owens Boulevard Friday afternoon as part of a hunt for a child prostitution ring operating in Kern County. Sheriff’s Sgt. J.R. Rodriguez said deputies are looking for men from Kern County who have been using the Internet to recruit girls for prostitution. Tejon undecided on next steps after Centennial ruling 2022-23 BVarsity All-Area girls soccer team LOIS HENRY: Snowpack above Kern River tops any in recorded history — and more’s coming Sunday could be last day for Onyx Store, which has outlived its owners since the 1800s Winter high school sports all-league teams as voted on by respective league coaches U.S. Forest Service in Kern River Valley pledges to increase Isabella Lake access Funeral services for March 28, 2023 Funeral services for March 29, 2023 2022-23 BVarsity All-Area Boys Soccer team Funeral services for March 30, 2023 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Powered by BLOX Content Management System from BLOX Digital.
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15 reviews of Teaser Pleaser Club "I went into the club on Friday night and it looked a little slow. I sat down ordered a drink and the dj started the stage ... Open7:00 PM - 2:00 AM (Next day) Got a question about Teaser Pleaser Club? Ask the Yelp community! Your trust is our top concern, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more. Start your review of Teaser Pleaser Club. You heaven been to Bakersfield until you cum here. A classic place with classic ladies. Great customer service! Girls are really nice. Best part is they let you go in and out. Went to the bar across the street and came back If you are a penny pincher just don't go to a strip club I'd rather go support small clubs rather than big clubs. Gotta say this is by far the last place club in the city. Better to just go to hooters. Girls were unenthusiastic and took forever to get girls on stage. No one came around to offer drinks or even greet us at the door. It was a waste of $20. Unless you like trashy clubs and lack luster atmosphere don't bother. Great little club. Alot more comfortable than the other clubs. Especially if your new to the club scene. Sexy and friendly girls, dance specials all night, good Djs and music, and if yur willing to have a good time Your going to have a good time. The haters that like to critique the club r the window shoppers on a strick budget. They also have no game. Let's b real, u need some money to have a good time That's any where. U cant have a good time if yur broke and showing money but being tight with it Brimhall Estates, Bakersfield, CA Service was absolutely terrible all the ladies were rude and disrespectful. The dances weren't good at all this establishment is at best the worst in California
Oct 4, 2020 ... However, California Department of Public Health officials confirmed that as a live entertainment venue, Teaser Pleaser is not currently ... Some businesses operate by their own rules in plain sight BY STACEY SHEPARD sshepard@bakersfield.com Oct 4, 2020 In this file photo, a man works on a neon sign in front of Teaser Pleaser on Buck Owens Boulevard and Gilmore Avenue. The venue is supposed to be closed under state health order but the owner said last week he decided to reopen because his employees want to work and competitor clubs are operating. In this file photo, brothers Joseph, left, and Jeremy Trammell, right, operate the last Woolworth's diner in the country in downtown Bakersfield. Joseph moved to Alabama several months ago, and Sunday, Jan. 30 is Jeremy's last day of operation at the luncheonette. Driving by Teaser Pleaser last week, Amber Weber noticed the front door of the Buck Owens Boulevard strip club was open and cars were in the parking lot. It made her blood boil. With schools closed and churches unable to hold indoor services, how could a strip club be open for business, she wondered. A part of The Californian's ongoing coverage of the worldwide coronavirus outbreak. Business Open Commerce Work Economics Employee Official Health Official Bill Pleaser Law Rule Joseph Trammell Inspector Establishment Health Department Company Mike Williams Strip Club Team Matt Constantine State Agency Hovik Vahanian Brian Ferguson Restaurant Oil prices soar on producer output cuts; Asian shares mixed ‘The world is watching’ as Cal City murder trial unfolds Dai Nippon Printing and SCIVAX Enter into Capital and Operational Alliance in Foundry Business for Mass-production of Nanoimprinted Products
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