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FILE - This 2014 file photo, shows the Wild Alaskan, a converted crabbing boat that had been used as a strip club, moored near downtown Kodiak, Alaska. Its owner, Darren Byler, is resurrecting the controversial strip club on board his boat, billing the enterprise as a nightly protest months after he was sentenced to probation for dumping human waste from the vessel. Byler, who is appealing the case, says he will begin his summer-long &quot;First Amendment Freedom of Assembly&quot; protests, complete with exotic dancers, Thursday May 18, 2017. (Kodiak Daily Mirror via AP, File)

Owner: No flak from the law for floating Alaska strip club

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FILE - This 2014 file photo, shows the Wild Alaskan, a converted crabbing boat that had been used as a strip club, moored near downtown Kodiak, Alaska. Its owner, Darren Byler, is resurrecting the controversial strip club on board his boat, billing the enterprise as a nightly protest months after he was sentenced to probation for dumping human waste from the vessel. Byler, who is appealing the case, says he will begin his summer-long &quot;First Amendment Freedom of Assembly&quot; protests, complete with exotic dancers, Thursday May 18, 2017. (Kodiak Daily Mirror via AP, File)

Alaska owner plans to resurrect strip club boat for summer

By RACHEL D'ORO - Associated Press

Alaska strip club owner gets probation in waste dumping case

By RACHEL D'ORO - Associated Press

Alaska strip club owner gets probation in waste dumping case

By RACHEL D'ORO - Associated Press

This 2014 photo shows the Wild Alaskan, a converted crabbing boat that had been used as a strip club, moored near downtown Kodiak, Alaska. A sentencing hearing has been rescheduled for Darren Byler, who was found guilty of illegally dumping human waste into a harbor from the boat. Byler had been scheduled for sentencing in Anchorage Thursday, Jan. 19, 2016, but his attorney, John Cashion, said Byler's flight from Kodiak Island was delayed and the sentencing is now set for Friday. (Kodiak Daily Mirror via AP)

The Latest: Sentencing reset for Alaska strip club owner

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This 2014 photo shows Darren Byler, the owner of the Wild Alaskan, a converted crabbing boat that had been used as a floating strip club, in Kodiak, Alaska. A sentencing hearing has been rescheduled for Byler, who was found guilty of illegally dumping human waste into a harbor from the boat. Byler had been scheduled for sentencing in Anchorage Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017, but his attorney, John Cashion, said Byler's flight from Kodiak Island was delayed and the sentencing is now set for Friday. (Kodiak Daily Mirror via AP)

Sentencing reset for Alaska strip club owner in dumping case

By RACHEL D'ORO - Associated Press

Sentencing reset for Alaska strip club owner in dumping case

By RACHEL D'ORO - Associated Press

The Latest: Sentencing reset for Alaska strip club owner

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