INKSTER, Mich. -- An Inkster strip club was temporarily shut down on Friday after a raid by Wayne County sheriff's deputies, Local 4 reported.

The raid of the Flight Club on Michigan Avenue was the result of an undercover investigation that lasted more than one year.

Authorities apparently received complaints that some of the dancers at the club were getting too close to customers.

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"There were simulated sexual acts occurring," said Sgt. Bonnie Sutton, of the Wayne County Sheriff's Office.

Sutton also confirmed that dancers were caught engaging in sex acts with customers, the station reported.

Deputies ticketed more than 20 women who work at the club, according to the station's reports.

Police said the sexual activity mainly took place in a location known as the Champagne Room and in secluded rooms on the second floor of the business.

An employee who arrived at the scene during the raid denied the allegations and told Local 4 that there was nothing different going on in the rooms than what normally takes place at the club.

Authorities said that a customer was recently arrested for engaging in illegal sexual activity at the club the night before he was to be married, the station reported.

The Flight Club will be closed for seven days due to the violations.