Sex in the snack aisle! Pornhub video could shutter Milwaukee gas station

A Milwaukee gas station is embroiled in a battle with the city to retain its business license after a video of an amateur porn star having sex in the snack aisle was posted on Pornhub (NSFW link).

In July 2018, Frederick Allen, an aspiring rapper and amateur porn star under the nom de porn “Fella the Turn Up Monster”, with a social media following across multiple platforms, recorded himself having sex in one of the snack aisles at Hometown gas station and posedt it online, FOX6 reported.

The fill-up station, sits at the corner of 35th and Townsend streets in the town’s Roosevelt Grove neighborhood.

“Under my watch, I won’t allow it,” the District 7 Alderman told FOX6 Investigator Bryan Polcyn.

“He had nothin’ on but a bathrobe!” said Clifton Daly, who lives behind the store.

“Keep in mind, it was right next to the chips, and across from the sunflower seeds,” Alderman Rainey said during testimony before the Milwaukee Common Council’s licenses committee in July 2019.

Allen is known among his online fans for explicit acts in public places, from shopping malls to movie theaters, public streets even public parks – including Milwaukee’s Swing Park. He’s made sex videos in fast-food parking lots, inside hospital rooms, on top of car hoods and city rooftops.

“This is something they do all across the city,” Rainey said.

“It’s like a business!” Frederick Allen said when FOX6 caught up with him outside his house a few blocks from the gas station.

From the looks of Allen’s Instagram account, business is booming.

“I get paid every month, like ten thousand.” Allen said.
“Ten thousand a month?” FOX6 Investigator Bryan Polcyn asked.
“Ten thousand what?” a FOX6 photographer asked from behind the camera.
“Ten thousand dollars,” Allen said.
“A month?” Polcyn asked.
“Mm-hmm,” Allen replied.

Allen’s gas station video is especially controversial because of what it showed in the background.

“It was the owner,” Rainey said. “He was there. He was watching. He indulged. He didn’t pick up the phone. He didn’t call the police department.”

As Allen engages in an explicit sex act on the floor of the convenience store, Kulwant Dhillon – the gas station owner – can be seen standing behind the glass, watching. One of his employees is also there, recording the sex act with a cell phone.

“The bad choice to allow staff to tape it,” said Milele Coggs, District 6 Alderwoman. “That, to me, is just as bad as not calling the police.”

City officials might never have known about the video but for one thing. Allen uploaded it to Pornhub with “35th and Townsend” in the video clip’s title.

“It was actually a constituent who saw it online and brought it to my attention,” Rainey said.

That prompted Rainey to call for the gas station’s license to be revoked.

“We can’t allow these things to go on in our community,” he said.

“He said, ‘If you’re going to call the police, I will shoot you and burn your gas station, too,'” Dhillon recounted to the committee.

Allen denies that. And Rainey didn’t buy it.

“He was protected by bulletproof glass. So the idea that he was in fear, I take exception to that,” Rainey said.

Either way, Dhillon’s lawyer says he tried to make good by helping prosecutors in an unrelated case. In August 2018, Allen assaulted a teenage boy after a traffic accident near 35th and Fond du Lac, just blocks from the gas station. After the beating, Allen followed the boy into a corner store.

It just so happens, Dhillon owned that store, too. And he told police what he saw.

“And in that case, you were state’s star witness, correct?” Ovbiagele asked Dhillon during testimony.
“Correct,” Dhillon said.

At the station’s license renewal hearing last July, supporters came to the owner’s defense:

“He’s the kindest guy, he’ll give you anything,” one supporter said.
“The guy breaks his back for us in the community,” another said.
“He had no control over it,”said Tamika Scott.”
“This guy’s being destroyed for what somebody else did,” said a man who identified himself only as Mr. McCall.

The committee voted to suspend the gas station for 20 days, but when other neighbors got wind of it they signed a petition.

“Once I saw that tape, we want it closed,” said John Reid who lives on the street behind the store.

“What if your daughter had walked in?” asked Martin Childs, pastor of nearby Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church. “What if your sister had walked in? What if your mother had walked in?”

After receiving the petition, Rainey called for a new hearing.

“Our community has to expect more,” Claudia Reid said at that hearing in September 2019.
“We need to start having respect for ourselves,” Paulette Bangora said.
“I’m sick and tired of our community being a garbage dump,” Childs said.

This time, the committee voted not to renew the gas station’s license at all.

So Kool Petroleum sued the city. A Milwaukee County Judge issued a temporary injunction allowing the gas station to remain open while the case makes its way through court. That case is still pending.

“To see this gas station still open and in operation, it’s disturbing,” Rainey said.

To Frederick Allen, it’s much ado about nothing.

“I got way worse videos than that,” he said. “I’m cold with a camera.”

This is not the first time he’s pushed the limits of decency.

“I got threesomes at the police station on top of a cop car. I got some wild stuff,” Allen said.

And it’s unlikely to be the last.