When you think of a jazz club, most likely you imagine a dark room, leather chairs and good music. San Francisco's Black Cat Jazz Supper Club has all of those things but they also have a big problem.
"You know the old saying nothing good happens after midnight?" said Jason Moore, Operations Director of the Black Cat Jazz Supper Club.
"We had a person come in off the street demanding contraband to do drugs with and we told him no and he assaulted my bartender, punched him," said Moore. Just last weekend, Jason says someone simply walked in and stole their computer while they were open.It's even worse at night, he says, which is a nightmare for a business like his nightclub.
Even with all the safety precautions, Moore says they can't do it anymore. That's why they've made the decision to change their business hours.
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