Tarlac Case Study

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Zion released a statement to PTTV this morning “Our hearts and prayers go out to last night’s LGBT victims. We opened a business in Tarlac because we thought it was a nice, friendly community but after last night we were proven wrong. Zion is not an LGBT nightclub, we extended a show of Christianity and our employees and patrons were met with prejudice, bigotry injuries, vandalism and broken windows.
We are filing suits against the PPLO, the Church of Brotherhood and Sisterhood and the city of Tarlac in Providence Court for loss revenue, damages and lack of police protection. Our security footage shows no police cruiser passing by for over one hour after calls were made of the riot, leaving our security and patron to fend for themselves. We

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