An adult film shot during business hours at a public library in Santa Monica, California, is provoking outrage among neighbors who say the content of the film is inappropriate for public display — especially in front of children.
“God forbid, a child walked in the library and walked right in on the middle of it. That’s my biggest concern,” neighbor Janet McLaughlin told KCAL. “Children don’t need to be exposed to this. If you want to do porn, stick to the hotels.”
The video is more than ten minutes long and was filmed on Santa Monica’s city streets and the Santa Monica Public Library-Ocean Branch.
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Sounds pretty normal for CA.
ReplyDeleteI've seen it. I'd give it a B+.
ReplyDeleteDid you use your registered hands will watching 211
DeleteNormal for Library’s.
ReplyDeleteI’m surprised they didn’t have a short term lease agreement with the library director.
They’ll do anything for a donation.
I'm going to need to see it to pass judgement.
ReplyDeleteSick and depraved.
ReplyDeleteCalifornication, nuff said?
ReplyDeletePittsville headed in the same direction
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