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Twenty-four men were arrested in a Police Department anti-prostitution operation in the 5000 block of El Cajon Boulevard, officials said.
Twenty-two of the men were arrested on charges of soliciting undercover vice-squad detectives posing as prostitutes, a police spokesman said. Two others were arrested on narcotics charges. The arrests were made late Friday and early Saturday.
One man was charged with solicitation and driving under the influence of alcohol, the spokesman said.
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