(CNN) -- The Manhattan nightclub where singer Chris Brown and rapper Drake allegedly clashed has lost its liquor license because of violations cited by the New York State Liquor Authority. Brown and several others were cut by flying bottles and fists in a melee at the W.i.P. nightclub in the early morning hours of June 15, according to Brown's representative. "The SLA will not tolerate violent bars that break the law," State Liquor Authority Chairman Dennis Rosen said. "This should serve as a message that this agency will not hesitate to take immediate action when licensees pose a threat to public health and safety."
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The liquor authority "will not tolerate violent bars that break the law," the chairman says
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Chris Brown and others were cut by flying bottles and fists melee at the W.i.P. nightclub
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Brown and rapper Drake were at the club when a brawl began in the early morning of June 15
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NBA player Tony Parker is suing the club for injuries suffered there
The club faces charges on 17 alcohol license violations involving drug activity inside the club, lack of supervision, becoming a drain on police resources, and using the name "@placeholder"