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Patriots Stripper & After-Hours Drinking Party Leads To Boston Restaurant's Suspension

A Boston restaurant, Estella, received a one-day suspension of its license after an after-hours party linked to the Patriots’ AFC Championship win.
The board reportedly voted for a three-day suspension, with two days held in abeyance for a year.
Police were called for a noise complaint around 2:30 a.m. during the January celebration.
Authorities described the scene with multiple hookahs, dancers, and a floor covered with dollar bills.
Owner Helder George Brandao accepted responsibility but blamed Patriots players for letting the night get out of control.
Patriots players reportedly left without paying their tabs, according to the restaurant owner.
The incident occurred two days after the Patriots' AFC Championship victory, prompting a broader licensing review.
The licensing board voted on the case in the wake of local reporting from Universal Hub and state police records.
Estella’s after-hours party involved hookahs, dancers, and illegal after-hours celebrations, according to police reports cited by outlets.
The restaurant’s owner indicated party participants included Patriots players, intensifying scrutiny from regulators.
State authorities emphasized the party violated licensing hours and licensing terms, triggering the suspension.

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