Sledgehammer Gate Enforcement, Delayed Rescue, and Public-Street Ejection

Park Manager CaseOh repeatedly deployed a full-sized sledgehammer as his primary instrument of ticket enforcement. Patrons Matthew, Yara, and Estrella were each struck directly with the tool after being accused of entering the facility without purchasing admission, suffering immediate loss of consciousness before being left on the pavement.

Rather than utilizing established security procedures, the manager personally seized noncompliant guests and hurled them over the park's exterior structures. Patron Yara was lifted from a poolside lounge chair and thrown over the outer bamboo fence onto unpaved terrain, and patron Katalina, who had already been struck with a commercial mop, was likewise cast over the perimeter onto public land.

Facility hygiene deteriorated substantially over the operating day. Human waste was left unaddressed behind the bamboo privacy fencing before a second volume was discovered floating directly in an operational swimming pool alongside active bathers, requiring manual removal by management. Overflowing receptacles and a visible odor plume compounded the conditions.

When patron Luz became submerged and signaled active drowning distress in the main pool, emergency alerts triggered across the facility. The manager observed the life-threatening emergency but elected to complete two hot dog transactions at a nearby concession cart before searching the grounds for a life ring and effecting the rescue.

Management resorted to physical force against patrons throughout the shift: observing queue congestion at the diving facility, the manager shoved patron Kai off the elevated platform into the water below to accelerate visitor throughput. In the day's most severe episode, when patron Emberlynn voiced frustration over concession wait times, the manager pursued her into the pool, lifted her overhead, carried her out of the facility, and threw her onto the paved city street.

Investigators documented solid human waste deposited on the bare ground behind the facility's outhouses and, on separate occasions, floating uncontained within the primary swimming pool while patrons were actively bathing. Additional hazards included uncollected litter in the water and a discarded banana peel that caused a pedestrian slip on the surrounding sand.