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We’re hearing from a former dancer who worked at one of three Arizona strip clubs being sued in a civil lawsuit. "I saw them putting things in the champagne and the drinks, or in the soda, or it could be in any drink really. You don’t taste it."

Around 20 people have filed a lawsuit against a chain of Arizona strip clubs, with claims they had been drugged and swindled out of an eye-watering collective sum of $1.1 million in VIP rooms.

Nearly 20 men signed off as plaintiffs on a lawsuit that lays out a laundry list of allegations including drugging and robbing people across 3 separate clubs.

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Patrons filed a lawsuit January against Arizona strip clubs for allegedly drugging them and using their credit cards, Fox 10 reported.

Nearly 20 people claim they were fleeced out of more than $1 million at a chain of Arizona strip clubs in the Scottsdale area after they were drugged.

Patrons of strip clubs in Scottsdale and Tempe claim they were drugged, kidnapped and had their credit cards charged as much as $187,000 for a night of entertainment.They are plaintiffs in a RICO lawsuit typically used against organized crime syndicates and terrorists.A complaint says Dream Palace, Skin Cabaret and Bones Cabaret work together and offer free shuttle service.

Bones Cabaret, Skin Cabaret and Dream Palace. A lawsuit claims all three Scottsdale area strip clubs used an elaborate scheme to charge customers’ credit cards for excessively high amounts without authorization. Here's what we've learned about the allegations.

The 20 plaintiffs in the case claim their cards were charged a total of over $1 million.