Volunteers say there have been instances of people jumping walls to get photos with sea lions and letting dogs go off leash at Scripps Park area in La Jolla
Although a ranger has been assigned to the Scripps Park area during the day to enforce the city of San Diego’s closure of Point La Jolla, some local volunteers are keeping watch for what they say is an emerging problem of illegal activity in the area after dark.
A ranger or ranger aide is assigned to Point La Jolla from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily to patrol the area to ensure that visitors adhere to the closure restrictions and other regulations.La Jolla Light, a publication of the U-T Community Press, on Wednesday. “The police had to be called to advise them of the regulations. There are also dogs off leash during the off hours. People are going up to the sea lions with their dogs.
“I moved to San Diego because of that park,” she said. “During the nighttime, criminal activity is very bad. I’ve seen people get drunk and use drugs and chase the sea lions.”
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