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A New Jersey strip club that allowed a 19-year-old to drink inside prior to his death was permanently shut down.

Pleasantville City Council members voted to revoke the mercantile license of Centerfolds Cabaret on Wednesday night following the death of Irving Mayren-Guzman last month.

Pleasantville City Council members voted to revoke the mercantile license of Centerfolds Cabaret on Wednesday night following the death of Irving Mayren-Guzman last month.

Pleasantville City Council members voted to revoke the mercantile license of Centerfolds Cabaret on Wednesday night following the death of Irving Mayren-Guzman last month.

Centerfolds Cabaret has been closed since Irving Mayren-Guzman went missing and was found dead in a marshy area next to the club.

As many as 1,000 people are expected to march through Pleasantville Wednesday evening in support of Irving Mayren-Guzman as the city considers shutting down a strip club near where his body was found last month.

As many as 1,000 people are expected to march through Pleasantville Wednesday evening in support of Irving Mayren-Guzman as the city considers shutting down a strip club near where his body was found last month.

The three have been charged with aggravated assault in the incident. Pending the autopsy results, the charges could be elevated.

Centerfolds Cabaret never reopened after the body of Irving Mayren-Guzman was found in a marshy area next door.

Pleasantville has cited multiple incidents at the club as reason to potentially revoked its mercantile license.