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Dancer Whitney Faith Blackburn (left), club owner Jay Young Kim (right)

Girl, 15, Danced At Alleged Illegal Strip Club

Posted: 10:58 am EDT May 27, 2009Updated: 5:19 pm EDT May 27, 2009

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GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. -- Two people face charges after police said they discovered a teenager dancing at a Lilburn bar.

Gwinnett County police said Lucky Billiards on Indian Trail-Lilburn Road was a front for an illegal strip club.

Undercover officers said they were investigating drug and prostitution complaints when they found the 15-year-old dancer inside.

The Acworth teen told police she had been dancing at the club for almost six months.

Police arrested the bar's owner, Jay Kim, 45, of Norcross, and a dancer, Whitney Blackburn, 21, of Acworth, on misdemeanor charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

Both have since posted bond at the Gwinnett County Jail.

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