Bouncers in need of lessons

After a lovely evening in Shrewsbury with my friend, we decided to go to Reflex for a dance. During a dance we witnessed a man aggressively speaking to another man who was innocently dancing with us.

As this seemed very unfair and caused distress to us. My friend thought it best to tell the bouncers to avoid any altercations taking place.

The bouncer removed the man and we thought that was all sorted and began to carry on with our night out.

The bouncer then came in and asked my friend to go outside too, where we were accused of lying and causing trouble, we were verbally abused by the man and his friends, which the bouncer did nothing about.

We were asked to leave the premises, even though we were the innocent party who had wanted to avoid any trouble.

We would just like to warn other mature people who want a good night out to avoid getting involved in trying to help others if they don't want to be victimised themselves.

This is a sad state of affairs in our town and feel the bouncers need a lesson in customer relations. We will now be avoiding Reflex for the foreseeable future.

Ms A Williams & Ms A Roberts, Shrewsbury