around 2:00a.m. after witnessing several people hurriedly exiting the building. Inside, police found 19-year-old Sean Ford suffering from gunshot wounds. Ford was taken to a hospital where he died. Two suspects were initially arrested and charged, but the charges were later dropped for lack of evidence. Four months later on October 2, 2016, an argument which began inside of the EndUp became physical once it moved outside the club. 26-year-old John Sanyaolu, accompanied by his friends and relatives who had joined him at the club, was shot along with two of his relatives. Sanyaolu died of his injuries after his assailants fled the scene. In popular culture Michael "Mouse" Tolliver, one of the principal characters from Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City, enters and wins the "Mr. EndUp Dance Contest" to help pay his rent. For the 1993 TV adaptation, the nearby Firehouse 7 on 16th St. (aka Kilowatt Bar) stood in for both the interior and exterior of The EndUp. The end of Ricardo Bracho's 1997 play The Sweetest Hangover features an extended dialogue at the EndUp between two characters discussing their future. At the conclusion of the Saturday night Bay Area rave depicted in the 2000 film Groove, the characters Cliff and Beth are shown the Sunday morning after going to the EndUp. In the 2015 hbo series Looking S2-E6, Eddy tells Augustin he may go to the “EndUp” after the Halloween party. References External links LGBT culture in San Francisco Nightclubs in San Francisco Culture of San Francisco LGBT nightclubs in California LGBT dance South of Market, San Francisco Music venues in San Francisco Music venues in the San Francisco Bay Area