Injunction Issued Against Porno Shop
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Los Angeles City Atty. James K. Hahn said Friday that he has won a court order imposing strict conditions on the operation of a pornography shop where police made 49 lewd conduct and prostitution-related arrests in one year.
The preliminary injunction issued late Thursday by Superior Court Judge Kurt Lewin grew out of a lawsuit Hahn filed in March under the California Red Light Abatement Act against the Alameda Adult & Video Bookstore at 1901 S. Alameda Ave.
Hahn said that under the injunction, the store’s owners must ban all lewd conduct and prostitution.
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