An unknown spokeswoman for California's Great America Theme Park in Santa Clara is interviewed outside by an unseen reporter. She talks about a lawsuit brought against the park whereby the plaintiffs accused the park of not allowing people who were wearing telltale signs of gang membership into the amusement park.

She states they no longer look for something the person is wearing that indicates they are a gang member, they strictly only enforce rules for unruly conduct. In addition, she addresses the discrimination issues that were brought forward in the lawsuit - expelling people from the park based on race. She states that Great America does not discriminate and they reflect the ethnic population of the area both in hiring practices and guests.

Sign on exterior wall "Security Vehicle Only 17". Z'out from the sign to the parked police cars.

Security officers at the entrance to the park use metal detectors to check people before the are allowed through the turnstiles.

Male security guard uses metal detector on a male teen and physically checking his pockets before he is allowed to enter the park.

A male customer informs a security guard he has a gun in his pocket. The guard asks to see the gun and tells the customer to leave the gun behind, but then goes ahead and lets the guy enter with the gun.

A spider amusement park ride, tracks for a roller coaster in bkgd.

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