Without a license, NCSU’s Dirty Bingo event becomes less dirty

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<p>"University titled 'Dirty Bingo' was cleaned up on Friday by an unexpected source: the N.C. Department of Public Safety.</p>

<p>Dirty Bingo, which was sponsored by the student-run Union Activities Board and designed to teach students safe sex practices, attracted attention for its choice of prizes that included vibrators and other sex toys. Students and parents called for administrators and members of the board to cancel the event, citing the prizes as an inappropriate use of student fees." ...</p>

<p>Those pesky local laws.</p>

<p>Without</a> a license, NCSU’s Dirty Bingo event becomes less dirty | CharlotteObserver.com</p>

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<p>“But it was the Department of Public Safety that forced the board’s hand after it informed Collier that it is a Class 2 misdemeanor to offer a bingo prize costing more than $10 without a bingo license and a Class 1 felony to award prizes costing more than $50.”</p>

<p>I wonder if this law exists to prevent the older folk from being mugged for their bingo winnings.</p>