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Later, the man who rose to fame with the song “I’m N Luv (Wit A Stripper)” (see above) was even more upset about what happened. And he again took to Twitter to air his grievances–and, this time, he decided to take down Mexicans with him, apparently? True enough.
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“Aight so here’s what happened. I went in the Dj booth of club Xtc, just chillin tryin to get away from the crowd cuz ppl started askin for pix and shit in the strip club (no thanx). While I was in there the Dj asked me to shout out some of the hoods in Dallas (cool). As I was doin it he was cuttin the music on and off (normal). The manager of the club came in the booth and said “the girls can’t dance with you cuttin the music on and off” (just a side note, the manager was a female). Then she s …

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A FATHER faces child endangerment charges after allegedly leaving his children aged three and nine-months in his car while he paid a visit to a strip club.
Michael Galloway, 36, left the youngsters locked inside for an hour and a half while he headed inside the raunchy venue in Dallas, Texas, police told Dallas Morning News.
 A tow-truck driver noticed the pair on Saturday when he spotted the car parked illegally and peered inside.
Mr Galloway told police he had spent just 20 minutes inside Pandora’s Men’s Club – but witnesses claimed he was drinking there for more than an hour.
He was charged with two counts of endangering a child with intent to return. His bail was set at $10,000.

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Dad Left Babies Outside Dallas Strip Club, Cops Say
Published : Tuesday, 13 Apr 2010, 1:38 PM CDT
By Alice Wolke Kalthoff | MYFOXDFW.COM
DALLAS – A North Texas father left his two children alone in the car for 90 minutes while he visited a Dallas strip club last week, police said.
Michael Galloway, 36, is charged with child endangerment for allegedly leaving his 9-month-old and 3-year-old children alone in a car with the windows rolled up and the doors locked late Friday night.
His vehicle was parked near Pandora’s Men’s Club at 10600 Harry Hines Blvd. A tow truck driver noticed it and discovered the children inside, police said.
Galloway initially told investigators he was inside the club only 20 minutes, but witnesses said they had seen him drinking for an hour.

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Strip father ‘left infants in car’
(UKPA) – 1 hour ago
A suburban Dallas man faces child endangerment charges after US police said he left his nine-month-old baby and three-year-old child locked in the car while he visited a strip club.
Michael Galloway, 36, of McKinney, was detained in the Dallas County Jail on bonds totalling 10,000 dollars (£6,480).
Dallas police said a tow truck driver discovered the children late on Friday night across the street from Pandora’s Men’s Club, according to The Dallas Morning News.
The car was parked illegally. Police said the windows were up and the doors were locked.
According to police, Galloway claimed he was inside for 20 minutes. Witnesses told police he was drinking inside for at least an hour.
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Police: Dad left kids in car for strip club visit
(AP) – 2 hours ago
DALLAS — A suburban Dallas man faces child endangerment charges after police say he left his 3-year-old and 9-month-old children locked in the car while he visited a strip club.
Thirty-six-year-old Michael Galloway of McKinney was in the Dallas County Jail on Tuesday on bonds totaling $10,000.
Dallas police say a tow truck driver discovered the children late Friday across the street from Pandora’s Men’s Club. The car was parked illegally. Police say the windows were up and the doors were locked.
According to police, Galloway said he was inside for 20 minutes. Witnesses told police he was drinking inside for at least an hour.
A woman who answered the phone at Galloway’s residence declined to comment or provide the name of his attorney.

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Police: Texas Dad Left Kids In Car While Visiting Strip Club
A 36-year-old Texas man was in jail Tuesday after police say his young children were left locked in the car while he visited a strip club.

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Dallas Man leaves kids in car at strip club
2010-04-13 05:15:11 (GMT) (WiredPRNews.com – Dallas, News)
A Dallas man is accused of leaving his kids in the car while he spent time in a strip club.
Dallas, Texas (WiredPRNews.com) – A Dallas man stands accused of leaving his young children in a car in a parking lot while he spent time inside of a strip club. As reported by CBS 11 News, 36-year old father, Michael Galloway has been charged with child endangerment after abandoning his nine-month and three-year-old children as he stayed inside Pandora’s Gentlemen’s Club for over an hour.
Dallas Police spokesman Lt. Kevin Janse is quoted in the report as stating of the incident, “He said he was there trying to check on his wife who worked there. However, the officers soon determined that was not the case… She … was at home and she ultimately picked the kids up. After several lies from the father to the officers, the truth slowly started coming out.”

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Dad Accused of Leaving Kids in Car to Hit Strip Club
Updated 9:45 PM CDT, Mon, Apr 12, 2010
A McKinney father is locked up in the Dallas County Jail after police say he locked his two children in his car while he partied inside an all-nude men’s club.
According to witness accounts, 36-year-old Michael Galloway was in Pandora’s Men’s Club for up two hours, police said. His children, ages 9 months and 3 years old, were in the backseat of his vehicle.
Police discovered the children because Galloway’s car was illegally parked outside the Dallas club. A tow truck driver was about to tow the car early Saturday morning when he noticed the two children inside and called police.
Officers got the children out of car safely with the help of a locksmith.

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