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State law enforcement hope to shut down “Sexy Sandbar Saturday” party before it starts

“Ahu o Laka is enjoyed by families and people of all ages, who won’t appreciate having a bunch of drunk young people around. Anyone caught selling tickets, operating a boat with paying customers without a valid commercial permit, serving alcohol to minors, or any other number of potential violations will be cited or arrested,” according to state officials.

Family Atmosphere on First Day of Holiday at Ahu O Laka “Kane‘ohe Sandbar”

A “family feel” is how state officers with the state Department of Land and Natural Resources described the atmosphere at Ahu O Laka, “the Kaneʻohe sandbar” on Saturday, the first day of the three-day Memorial Day holiday weekend.

Safety Zone Resurfaces Banning Disorderly Conduct at Ahu O Laka

The state will once again enforce emergency rules banning drugs and alcohol use at the Kane‘ohe Sandbar during the Admission Day holiday weekend.

Emergency Rules Enacted at Kane’ohe Sandbar

The area, known historically as Ahu o Laka has experienced overcrowding and increased incidents involving drugs and alcohol in recent years.