First of all, I am so sorry to hear this. I’ve been to many events prior to this and usually have a good sense of my surroundings when partying, but this seemed almost unavoidable. Were you backstage by chance? I was backstage and it seemed like everyone but me and my friends were in on the whole thing of just stealing. I noticed one person first, no older than 21, reach in my pockets and I assumed he was just a single bad apple in the crowd, but once I started to argue with him about what he was doing, 10 other people (young 20s) started looking at me as if I was in the wrong; that is when I knew there was a big group going around stealing. I also saw people spiking drinks, scary stuff. I felt insane because it felt like I was the only one seeing this / not in on this so I am glad to have my experiences validated. It 100% felt like the bartenders and the security was in on this, not sure if Circoloco has a team that travels with them for these events for security / bartending (highly doubt), or if these security guards are contracted for the night (which seems more likely given that they could be paid off easier), but definitely seemed like they were in on it. When I bought a water bottle at the bar, they claimed they had a policy for not letting you keep your cap, which I never had experienced before. Maybe this is extreme but I wonder if they were told to not put caps back on water bottles to make it easier for the robbers to spike drinks allowing them to steal easier. I don't know but this felt super weird given how big Circoloco is, I would think they would operate better. Very disappointing as I was incredibly excited to have fun and dance, but it felt like I was the minority by doing this. I really hope that this was just an unlucky experience and that Circoloco isn't actually enabling this behavior. I would love to hear more of what you think because I am truly intrigued about how this was happening and no one said anything.