A cross dresser was set upon and severely beaten by a mob at Water Square in Falmouth, Trelawny yesterday morning. Police who were called to the scene had to fire warning shots to disperse the stone-throwing, stick-wielding mob, which succeeded in tearing off the man's black-and-white form-fitting blouse and jet black wig. Video after the jump.

In a statement, issued last night by advertising agency Valdez and Torry International, Machel Montano emphatically denied allegations made against him of violent actions towards individuals at the Zen nightclub in Port of Spain, Trinidad. He also added he has no intention of migrating.

In a statement to the media, the management of Zen announced that the nightclub would open for business as usual. "The media reports that Zen was closed due to the revocation of our license came as a surprise to us," the release stated.

Zen nightclub on Keate Street in Port-of-Spain has been shut down indefinitely. The license for Zen was revoked in the Port-of-Spain Magistrates Court yesterday after certain restrictions that the club had to comply with were not followed.

Trinidad and Tobago Police conducted a search at the Zen nightclub yesterday, halting business at the venue for just over two hours. We understand that the officers may have been searching for footage of RnB hiphop performer Akon allegedly engaging in sex acts at his recent concert at the nightclub.

The management of Zen has apologized to Danah Alleyne, her family and the public for the dirty dancing incident at the nightclub that featured Alleyne and RnB hip hop performer Akon.

An investigation has been launched into why Deena Alleyne, 15, was allowed entry into the Zen nightclub when the age limit is 18 years and over. Deena was involved in the incident with Akon recently.

The public should forgive Deena, daughter of pastor Dave Alleyne involved in the Akon controversy and instead call on the owner of Club Zen, Johnny Soong to take responsibility for what happened at his business place, Prime Minister Patrick Manning said yesterday.

Minister in the Ministry of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds has called for legal action to be taken against RnB star, Akon. During a recent performance at Club Zen, the entertainer dry humped Deena Alleyne, 14.

Johnny Soong, owner of the Zen nightclub and one of the promoters of last Thursday's "Akon in Concert" said yesterday that the club has an age limit of 18 years and over.