Shopkeepers claimed that the atmosphere of the area has improved greatly.
\n\nThe now-infamous food court that was a “haven of female companionship” has now emptied out.
\n\nIt was previously reported that a woman had visited the establishment at People's Park Complex for a meal, only to see several older men getting intimate with women.
\n\nShe was approached and harassed afterwards.
\n\nReporters from Shin Min Daily News (Shin Min) also later found older men drinking and accompanied by younger women on the site.
\n\nAfter the food court gained media attention, however, the men and their companions have since left the establishment.
\n\nThis came after a police inspection of the premises, according to Shin Min.
\n\nA source told Shin Min that on Oct. 20, around 7pm, several plainclothes police officers showed up at the food court to conduct a surprise inspection.
\n\n"I saw a commotion and thought something had happened. Later, I saw a group of seven or eight plainclothes officers questioning everyone in the premises," they said.
\n\nIn response to Mothership's queries, the police confirmed that an enforcement operation was conducted at a food court along 1 Park Road.
\n\nThey stated that four women, aged between 33 and 48, were arrested…
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