Motorkat’s Drag Brunch Evacuated After Bomb Threat

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The Washington Post.Danny Wells, the restaurant’s executive chef and co-owner, said the restaurant staff “assumed” the threat was related to the drag events.

Last Saturday’s events were to mark the third time that the restaurant hosted drag programs since it opened in May. No threats were previously directed at the restaurant for the two previous events.

Wells told the Post that the restaurant plans to host drag events in the future. Those with tickets to the Dec. 9 events will be able to obtain refunds.“We will not be deterred,” he said. “We will absolutely be hosting another one, and we are very confident the community will come out and support us, full force.”In a post on its Instagram page, Motorkat updated its followers on the most recent developments and pledged solidarity with the LGBTQ community.“We stand with the LGBTQ+ community and are determined to overcome this incident,” the post read. “Motorkat will continue to be a safe space for everyone.