A downtown Janesville bar is asked to deal with crowd control issues
The Janesville Alcohol License Advisory Committee has asked managers at Corvina's Exchange to work with police in an effort to curb incidence of violence.
The ALAC asked for a report on progress within a month. Deputy Police Cheif Steve Kopp says other taverns have found success with security issues by discussing problems with police. He says decision makers at Corvina's have avoided past invitations to talk.
The ALAC may consider a license suspension if the dialog doesn't begin soon.

Jul 7, 2009 at 7:29 p.m.
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Where is the evidence of the violence? The only evidence I see here is that the owners refuse to cooperate with the police to control this supposed violence.
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