DEA Agents lied about Go-Go Lounge Strip Club

The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agents, Glen Glover and David Polos, owned Twins Go-Go Lounge strip club in New Jersey improperly. Earlier, they said that they did not have any outside income. After writing that they didn't have outside income, they were given national security clearance.

On Wednesday, federal prosecutors charged both the agents for illegally operating the strip club on the side. According to the prosecutors, the agents lied about the club and even didn't write about the club on papers.

According to the authorities, the agents have cheated their agencies. Now, they have to stay about five years behind the bars for not accepting that they have bought Twins Plus Go-Go Lounge in South Hackensack in 2010, the authorities added.

While talking to The Daily Beast, a source closer to DEA, said, "The incident is a slap in the face for the agency. It shouldn't have been done, and as an agent I'm pissed. Sometimes good people screw up and do stupid things". The source provided the information on a condition of anonymity.

According to the reports, the 45-year-old Glover from Lyndhurst was the in charge of the club. After knowing truth, he was suspended from his job of a telecommunications specialist, while the 51-year-old Polos of West Nyack retired in April this year. At that time, he was assistant special agent-in charge.

As per the reports, the agents were released on Wednesday without bail after appearing in Manhattan Federal Court. The pair had deposited approximately $600,000 in a club's account over a time of about four years, according to the reports.

They came into the Justice Department's sight about four years ago, when the agency asked them to fill out a form.