B.C. Government Tryna Snatch Club Owner's Crib After Club Raid 🚨🏠

The Deets

Okay, so listen up, fam. Club24K in Vancouver just got hit with a raid, and it's messy af. Apparently, the cops got word that there was some sus stuff going on, like illegal liquor sales and maybe some 💊 floating around. So they rolled up and, allegedly, found ecstasy, cash, and other things.

But here's where it gets wild. The B.C. government's civil forfeiture office is now trying to seize the club owner's house in Delta and the cash they found during the raid. They're saying the house and the money are basically dirty, like they came from illegal activity, including drugs and booze sales.

The owner, Varinder Singh Randhawa, is like, "Nah, that's cap!" He's claiming he never sold alcohol himself and was just renting out the venue to groups with special event permits. He's saying the bread came from cover charges, non-alcoholic drinks, and coat-check fees. He also says he hasn't been charged with anything. He even said the club had a billiards hall license but not the required cabaret license for nightclubs.

But the cops ain't buying it. Undercover officers apparently saw liquor being sold and this "Super Gatorade" stuff that was allegedly mixed with MDMA (that's ecstasy, btw). Also, the club manager was arrested and charged with illegally selling liquor and drug trafficking. Bruh.

Now, it's all heading to court. The government wants to keep the house and the money, saying they're proceeds of crime. Randhawa and his wife, Mandip Kaur Randhawa, are fighting back, saying it's all BS. Remember tho: none of this has been proven in court, so it's all just allegations rn.