“Unauthorized nudity” leads to arrests near Blind Creek Beach
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“Unauthorized nudity” leads to arrests near Blind Creek Beach
Florida nudists arrested after stripping down at wrong beach

A group of nudists in Florida found themselves in hot water after baring it all at the wrong beach.
On October 25, six individuals were arrested by the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office for unauthorized public nudity near Little Mud Boat Ramp — about a mile north of the designated nude-optional Blind Creek Beach.
The arrests and the charges

According to officials, Daniel Harrisson, Donald Knapp, Gaetane Lambert, Steven Marhenke, Elmer Quandt, and Nicolas Ramos were charged with indecent exposure and exposure of sexual organs, both misdemeanors under Florida law.
While Blind Creek Beach remains a designated nude-optional area, authorities stressed that the nudity policy does not apply to nearby public spaces — even if the usual beach is closed for renovations, reports DailyMail.com.
A growing problem at Little Mud Boat Ramp

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Patrols were increased in early September to educate visitors and enforce the clothing-required zones, particularly at Little Mud Boat Ramp, where complaints have escalated.
Officials emphasized that nudists must stay within clearly posted boundaries and cover up before entering public spaces or parking lots reports DailyMail..
Locals divided over the crackdown

Officials emphasized that nudists must stay within clearly posted boundaries and cover up before entering public spaces or parking lots, reports DailyMail.com.
Online reactions mock — but support enforcement

Online responses were mostly mocking but largely in support of enforcing the rules. One commenter joked,
“I’m 73 and I can attest to the statement ‘ain’t nobody wanna see that.’” Another quipped, “Did the deputy pat them down for weapons?” While the tone was humorous, many agreed that nudity outside of legal zones was inappropriate, regardless of intent reports DailyMail.
Clothing-optional — not everywhere

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The Florida case is a reminder that nude beaches operate within strict legal boundaries. While naturists do have spaces designated for their lifestyle, stepping beyond those lines — even unintentionally — can lead to arrest and fines.
As authorities continue patrols, both locals and visitors are urged to know the rules, read the signs, and remember: when the beach says “clothing required,” they mean it.
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