"Seventeen people were arrested, some for alleged public nudity, after police determined that a Garden Grove coffee shop was operating as a so-called bikini café, authorities said. Police investigating the DD Café, on the 10500 block of McFadden Avenue, found staffers wearing bikinis or in various states of undress while serving customers, Garden Grove police Sgt. Nick Jensen said. The operation violated city municipal codes related to public nudity, business operations and alcohol regulations, he said."
"Among those arrested on Thursday, Feb. 5 were the business owners, Jensen said. In all, 17 people were apprehended. The building was red-tagged by Garden Grove Code Enforcement, requiring the business to cease operations until the violations are addressed, Jensen said. He did not specify what the building violations involved. Jensen said this was not the first time police have taken enforcement action against a bikini café in Garden Grove and added that similar businesses are believed to be operating elsewhere in the city."
Seventeen people were arrested after police determined a Garden Grove coffee shop operated as a bikini café. Investigators found staff wearing bikinis or partially undressed while serving customers at DD Café on McFadden Avenue. The operation violated municipal codes on public nudity, business operations and alcohol regulations, including selling alcohol without a permit. Business owners were among those arrested. The building was red-tagged by Code Enforcement, forcing closure until violations are addressed. Police indicated similar bikini cafés have faced prior enforcement in Garden Grove and that comparable businesses may exist elsewhere in the city. Additional details were not immediately available.
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