Authorities in Rochester, New York, shut down the music venue where a deadly stampede occurred after a Sunday night performance by rapper GloRilla.
“Today, Chief Smith signed an order denying the renewal of the Main Street Armory’s Entertainment License,” the Rochester NY Police Twitter feed announced Wednesday. “Effective immediately, the Main Street Armory is not permitted to host any public entertainment.”
That tweet included a photo of a uniformed officer slapping a notice on the concert hall’s heavy black door. The notice read that the owner and operator had “failed to maintain good order at the premises.”
