According to Thursday's Post article:

The Observer reported back in August that Scores had employed an accuse-the-accusers strategy in its fight to stay in business.

“We believe that over the past year undercover police officers of the vice squad have intimidated my client and have demanded that they be given, actually, full access to the premises without having to have to pay for any of the services that they participate in within Scores,” as another Scores attorney earlier argued.

The club's licensing troubles began in January, when undercover cops arrested four women and two male employees on prostitution charges at the West Chelsea stripper-plex.

"Since then," according to the Post, "just one woman, Nicole Green, 24, of Brooklyn, pleaded guilty to prostitution. Two more pole dancers copped to disorderly conduct and four others saw the charges dropped."

See archived video footage of yesterday's State Liquor Authority meeting here.