A high-end Mayfair club, Mistress of Mayfair, lost its license after a brutal throat-slashing attack left an eight-centimeter wound. The incident, allegedly involving Rhys Copas and Lucci Guthrie—who now faces attempted murder charges—sparked police intervention and an emergency hearing. Authorities blame the venue’s failure to scan IDs at the door, crippling their ability to track patrons and identify witnesses. The licensing committee suspended the club temporarily pending a full review, citing serious crime and public safety risks. Legal teams have agreed to the pause while preparing their defense. This case underscores how critical security and accountability are for nightlife venues—and whether Mistress of Mayfair survives hinges on the upcoming hearing.
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