Love Shack

Was there yesterday and booth area was blocked off. So it's basically a novelty store now.

maybe the Love Shack should just close there doors and move out of Burlington and relocate somewhere else....say near Cookstown where the old RB was. Lots of military guys need fun too!!!

I was there a couple of days ago. There's a sign above the booth area entrance that says "out of order". I didn't ask if they'd ever be open again. I just came in to see how busy the place was since the raid. It's pretty much dead. I just bought a couple of bottles of poppers and left. Until the booths repoen consider it a No-Cruise Zone.

the booths over at LOVE SHACK are closed permanently... They got raided and the city took the license away..

Totally agree ... crime is rampant and the police are spending tax payer money raiding adult book stores ... no one hurting anyone here ... what a waste ... raiding book stores and eating donuts at the Dunkin Donut ... guess they need to keep busy ... no crimes around here!

I think law enforcemement need to concentrate on more important issues. I mean,come on, Burlington is not free from crime. Here you have a place that is not bothering anyone while someone down the street is getting mugged. No priorities whatsoever. Thanks for letting me vent.

Stopped in today and the Booths are closed!!!

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Undercover operation results in arrests at adult book store

By DAVID LEVINSKY
Burlington County Times


BURLINGTON CITY � The owner and manager of an adult bookstore were charged with maintaining a nuisance and other violations after undercover police officers went into the business on Thursday and observed customers committing lewd acts, police said..

The undercover operation was conducted for two hours Thursday afternoon at the Love Shack on Route 130, Lt. David Ekelburg said. Undercover officers went into the store and posed as customers, during which time they observed five customers committing lewd acts inside the store, he said.

The five customers were arrested separately and charged with lewdness. All were released pending court hearings.

Following the raid, store owner Michael Savage of Yardley, Pa. and store manager Danny Phillips, 67, of Cinnaminson were charged with maintaining a nuisance, inappropriate operation of a sexually oriented business and various health-code violations, Ekelburg said.


In addition, Frank Koretsky, the owner of the building the Love Shack rents, was also charged with maintaining a nuisance, Ekelburg said.

Officers also seized $3,148 in cash that was suspected to have been generated as a result of the illegal operations.

Ekelburg said police officers will continue to use undercover operations to ensure the city�s adult businesses are operating legally.

�We will continue to aggressively seek out illegal activity wherever it is occurring,� he said.

An employee at the Love Shack said the business was still open and operating as normal. He declined to comment on the arrests.

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