Prive, a fine-dining restaurant in Memphis, Tennessee, has announced that it will only allow patrons aged 30 and over. This decision follows a series of violent incidents at the establishment, including a shooting in 2023 that resulted in two fatalities and five injuries. According to local police, they have responded to 13 incidents at the restaurant over the past year. The restaurant, owned by rapper Yo Gotti, has previously enforced a minimum age of 21 but introduced the new policy earlier this month. Patrons will be required to show government-issued identification to verify their age. Some community members and patrons have expressed support for the age restriction, citing a desire for a more mature clientele to reduce disturbances.
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Memphis Restaurant Implements Age Restriction After Violent Incidents
Prive, a Memphis restaurant, has implemented a policy banning patrons under 30 years old due to a history of violent incidents, including a recent shooting. The restaurant has had police called to the location 13 times in the past year. Support for the new age restriction has been expressed by some community members.
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Memphis Restaurant Implements Age Restriction After Violent Incidents