Woman Has to Pay $450 for Pretending to Be a Stripper: Reasonable or Ridiculous?

Here's something you don't hear every day: a woman tricking people into thinking she's a stripper -- and then having to pay a fine for it.

But that's what happened at a gentleman's club in Clearwater, Florida when Natalie Behnke walked right in and acted like she owned the place. Behnke immediately began taking her clothes off, dancing provocatively and asking customers for money. That's usually how the pros do it, right?

Maybe. But Behnke's no pro. And the real strippers at Baby Dolls weren't having any of that.

After staff asked Behnke to leave and she refused, they called the cops on her impersonating butt and she was booked on "disorderly intoxication" and asked to pay a $450 fine.

Tough crowd, right?

And, as it turns out, this is not the first time that the 25-year-old has had problems with the law.

Behnke, whose last name appears as Benke in criminal records, is recorded as a habitual juvenile offender after being arrested on charges of shoplifting, car theft, battery and aggravated assault -- all before she turned 18. Oh, and she's also been changed with giving false identification to law enforcement.

Behnke may not be a professional at stripping, but she sure knows her way through the system.

Do you think the $450 fine is reasonable -- or is it kind of ridiculous?