Authorities bust 'sexually oriented' San Antonio-area business called Pink Monkey Cabaret
Late Sunday, Atascosa County authorities closed an establishment called the Pink Monkey Cabaret, accusing its operators of illegally operating a “sexually oriented business.” The bust, dubbed Operation High Heel, resulted in four arrests, according to a Facebook post by the Atascosa County Sheriff's Department. The business is located a half-hour South of San Antonio on Highway 16 near Woodland Hills. Operating a sexually oriented business without a license is a Class A misdemeanor, according to the department's post.
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