Officer Michael Henavan said he was on an increased patrol around the pool at around 12:10 a.m. when he heard noises coming from inside the pool area, which is surrounded by a locked, chain-link fence.
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The couple ceased their activities when Henavan's flashlight beam found them. After being ordered to return to the ground, the 21-year-old woman and 24-year-old man were each issued a notice to appear in court on a trespassing charge. Police said it is not illegal to have sex in a public place.
However, they said, state laws and city ordinances prohibit public exhibition of sex organs and use of public facilities after hours. The city's pool supervisor, Jeff Moffitt, said the high dive was cleaned with bleach before the pool reopened on Thursday morning.
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