Malibu is trying to deal with the paparazzi problem....
Responding to proposed attacks that circulated on the Internet in the aftermath of the surfer-paparazzi fights two weekends ago, law enforcement escalated patrol in Malibu this past weekend. However, officials said they were pleased to report a lack of activity, other than a lone photographer posting a sign about keeping the beach public.
Meanwhile, in a press conference last week, Malibu Mayor Pamela Conley Ulich said the city is working on forming a task force to see if the city can pass a local ordinance that would protect residents and local businesses from harassment by paparazzi. Pepperdine School of Law Dean Kenneth Starr has already agreed to serve as a member of the task force, but Conley Ulich said nothing official would be determined until the fall.
Finally!!!!!!!!!! I'm sure this will be welcome news to Cher and a lot of other people that have to deal with this type of harrassment!
Responding to proposed attacks that circulated on the Internet in the aftermath of the surfer-paparazzi fights two weekends ago, law enforcement escalated patrol in Malibu this past weekend. However, officials said they were pleased to report a lack of activity, other than a lone photographer posting a sign about keeping the beach public.
Meanwhile, in a press conference last week, Malibu Mayor Pamela Conley Ulich said the city is working on forming a task force to see if the city can pass a local ordinance that would protect residents and local businesses from harassment by paparazzi. Pepperdine School of Law Dean Kenneth Starr has already agreed to serve as a member of the task force, but Conley Ulich said nothing official would be determined until the fall.
Finally!!!!!!!!!! I'm sure this will be welcome news to Cher and a lot of other people that have to deal with this type of harrassment!
thanks for letting me know
