Female U.S. College Students Receive 'Warning' on Spring Break

Female U.S. college students traveling to Florida for spring break have received an official warning from police. Panama City Beach, Florida is a popular spring break destination for U.S. college students. But this year, police in Florida are making sure things don't get out of hand. Over ...

by Andrew Holleran

Mar 24, 2026

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Female U.S. college students traveling to Florida for spring break have received an official "warning" from police.

Panama City Beach, Florida is a popular spring break destination for U.S. college students. But this year, police in Florida are making sure things don't get out of hand.

Over the weekend, police in Florida showed up to the big beach party with paintball guns and pepper spray, making sure things didn't get out of hand. Now, spring breakers are being warned to stay away from lewd behavior.

U.S. female college students have been warned by police: "No twerking! You will be charged with disorderly conduct!"

Sunscreened up at Minutemen Causeway Iris Walters, Erin Myers and Twyla Walters, on Spering Break from Michigan were making the best of the great weather. It is definitely Spring Break. Families, students, tourists are making the best of the Florida Weather and hitting the beaches in Brevard.
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U.S. female college students have been warned to be on their best behavior by police, according to the New York Post.

Police have been very strict.

"You can’t drink on the beach in PCB. You can’t even have coolers. And there’s an 8 p.m. curfew," Emory Gill, 21, who sells alcohol-filled Jell-O shots on the beach in nearby Destin, told The Post.

Meanwhile, the U.S. college students partying down in Florida appear to be having a good time, despite the warnings.