FILE - In this 2014 file photo, Darren Byler, the owner of the Wild Alaskan, a converted crabbing boat that had been used as a floating strip club, poses in Kodiak, Alaska. Byler is resurrecting a 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 "First Amendment Freedom of Assembly" protests, complete with exotic dancers, Thursday May 18, 2017. (Kodiak Daily Mirror via AP, File)
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