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sex sting in Boston-area park

After receiving complaints about men who meet to have sex in Brockton, Mass.'s D.W. Field Park, local police have staged a sting, local newspaper The Enterprise reports.

Brockton police chief William K. Conlon said in the article that the sting will begin "in the very near future." He wants to use the effort to promote the park's security to the general public.

"I do not have a problem with people's sexuality, but there are kids up there, mothers with strollers and families feeding the ducks. They don't feel safe anymore, that is what really gets me going," Conlon told The Enterprise. (The Advocate)

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