Nudity At Bikini Party Leads To Arrests In Daytona
Owner Says Hotel Unfairly Targeted By Police
POSTED: Monday, March 15,
UPDATED: 11:39 am EST March 16,
2004
Several women in Daytona Beach, Fla., were arrested over the weekend after a hotel's poolside bikini party turned into a topless and bottomless peep show, according to Local 6 News.
Local 6 News aired video of a police crackdown at the Desert Inn Hotel in Daytona Beach Saturday during a spring break party.Officers at the event arrested three women for public nudity and handed out tickets for underage drinking. The women who stripped off their clothes were slapped with $250 fines, according to the report."With alcohol, the very first thing that goes is judgment," Daytona Beach Police Lieutenant John Szabo said. "If you have people participating in wet T-shirt contests and they've been drinking, sometimes they make some bad choices."The hotel owner, Dennis Devlin, said he was unfairly targeted by police."I can't control if they drink and I can't control if they flash," Devlin said. "These shows are going on every pool deck."Devlin said he does not push alcohol and discourages underage drinking.Police also said they're sending a message to "stay in control, or stay home," Local 6 News reported.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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