PotRoast Altercation at Pure Nightclub Jacksonville

Jaguars defensive tackle Terrance Knighton wasn’t arrested following an incident at Pure Nightclub Jacksonville early Sunday morning which resulted in a serious eye injury that required surgery. Based on the contents of a police report about the incident at Pure Nightclub Jacksonville, it appears Knighton is still at some risk for discipline according to Gregg Rosenthal of NFL.com.

The report surfaced Tuesday and explains that Knighton was kicked out of Pure Nightclub after getting in a fight that resulted in cuts to his eye and the back of his head. An officer wrote that Knighton and a friend “repeatedly made threats to shoot people” at Pure Nightclub.

The Jaguars released a statement on the matter Tuesday: “We are aware of the incident report regarding Terrance Knighton. We hold all of our players to a high standard of behavior, as does the National Football League. We’re concerned about this matter, and it is being handled internally. We’ll have no further comment at this time.”

WOKV’s eye injury caused by fight, vodka bottle

When word first emerged that Jaguars defensive tackle Terrance Knighton needed eye surgery after an incident at Pure Nightclub Jacksonville, there were few details.

Now, there are more details.  And some of them conflict.

Tania Ganguli of the Florida Times-Union reports that Knighton was “hit in the face with a bottle of Ciroc vodka during an altercation that Knighton did not initiate.”  Ganguli also reports that the situation gave rise to no police report.

According to WOKV.com, a police report exists.  Per that report, the police report says that Knighton and a man known only as “Spoon” had been kicked out of the club for fighting — and that they both were repeatedly made threats to shoot people.

The police report mentions Knighton’s eye injury, but it doesn’t mention the manner in which the injury was inflicted.

Knighton had surgery on the eye Sunday.  He was due to learn more about the prognosis on Monday.

Latitude 30 – Josh Frazetta on the decks all night!

Latitude 30
10370 Phillips Hwy
Jacksonville, FL 32256

Come join us at Latitude 30 Enjoy Josh Frazetta on the decks all night, where you can sip on a glass of wine paired with the perfect appetizer in the comfort of your own recliner. Or put your bowling shoes on and go for a strike in our boutique bowling lanes, unlike any you have seen before. If games are your thing, step into our arcade offering all the latest in arcade and video games.

When you have worked up an appetite, have a seat in our ultra elegant, yet casual, dining bistro – pleasing to all palettes. Then enjoy a cocktail in our sophisticated sports bar and lounge while sizing up the year’s line-up in sports – showcased on multiple HD plasmas and our jumbotron. At Latitude 30, you can take your pick.

Election Night party at Latitude 30 in Jacksonville a Dud.

Latitude 30
10370 Phillips Highway
Jacksonville, Florida 32256

Rick Mullaney’s campaign was banking on a solid showing in early and absentee voting.

It didn’t happen.

When those numbers came in early Tuesday night and Mullaney was fourth, it was over.

So over that the campaign never even put live results on the big screen during the Election Night party at Latitude 30 in Jacksonville 15 minutes from the Town Center.

Read more at Jacksonville.com: http://jacksonville.com/news/metro/2011-03-24/story/rick-mullaney-expected-voters-didnt-show#ixzz1IZFBUmIM

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The thrilling new Latitude 30 houses an unmatched amount of entertainment that is almost more than one night can handle. Inside the new-age venue, a movie theater, bowling alley, arcade, fine dining, and sports bar all compete to be the main activity of the night. Each exciting possibility meets expectations with a level of sophistication seldom seen in Jacksonville’s entertainment scene. After an $11 million renovation of the former Toys R Us building located at 10370 Phillips Highway in southeastern Jacksonville, one would expect something monumental to emerge. A location containing such a large amount of entertainment is on the crisp edge of new-age entertainment centers.

Overall, the experience has been related to Dave and Busters, but Latitude 30 is really unlike anything Jacksonville has offered. Don’t hesitate to bring large groups. The more the merrier, as no one will be bored with so many different activities. Parking, however, is very difficult and lines are long so arriving early is strongly advised, however the experience inside will have you coming back the next weekend. No matter how solid you plan, you won’t be able to experience the full entertainment center. It is simply not possible to fit all the fun Latitude 30 offers into one night.

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latitude 30 near Jacksonville Town Center

Jacksonville’s only all inclusive entertainment center located in the ideal southeast section of Jacksonville, Florida. We offer an unmatched entertainment experience for all who come. Enjoy our luxury movie theatres, where you can sip on a glass of wine paired with the perfect appetizer in the comfort of your own recliner. Or put your bowling shoes on and go for a strike in our boutique bowling lanes, unlike any you have seen before. If games are your thing, step into our arcade offering all the latest in arcade and video games. When you have worked up an appetite, have a seat in our ultra elegant, yet casual, dining bistro – pleasing to all pallets. Then enjoy a cocktail in our sophisticated sports bar and lounge while sizing up the year’s line-up in sports – showcased on multiple HD plasmas and our jumbotron. At Latitude 30, you can take your pick.

Latitude 30 is conveniently located in the Southeast section of Jacksonville. Located on US 1, it is easily accessed from three nearby major highways – I-95, I-295 and JTB (SR 202).

You can find us just north of The Avenues Mall and Southside Boulevard, and just south of the I-95 interchange, in the old Toys R Us space.

Suite Nightclub in Jacksonville Town Center

The nightclub Suite opens Dec. 3 in St. Johns Town Center. The club appears to be fashioning itself as a sophisticated place of cocktails and small plates

Intuition Ale Works opens its tap room at 720 King St. on Saturday, Nov. 20. The brewery’s beer is already in some area restaurants and bars

Latitude 30, the multi-purpose entertainment center near The Avenues mall, opens Dec. 14, with bowling, a restaurant, sports bar, club, theater and game room.