she had her actors leave the haunted house one by one. I have all my kids coming to me, 'Hey, my face is scratched. I had a plastic mask. She pushed me against the wall. It hit my eyebrow,' Greco said. Greco said things escalated as security escorted the three guests off the property. [The customers] going crazy, like going after my security, going after my staff, going after what I'm assuming were customers, Greco said. I think they were all teenagers, but I believe that they were heavily intoxicated. Greco said someone had called police; they spoke with officers, but by then the group of three had left. One of the main rules of Los Gordos' haunted house, Greco said, is that no one can touch the actors no matter what. They have multiple signs of the rules posted on the exterior of the haunted house, and Greco said she verbally tells each customer the rules before they enter. The rules that I verbally give up before entering, I tell everybody that they're more than welcome to take pictures and videos. Just no flashlight because I don't want it going in any of my actors' eyes. My actors will not touch you, and you guys cannot touch them under no circumstances. I tell them if you touch any of my actors, you will be removed from our premises with no refund because it's just something that we don't tolerate, Greco said. She said the majority of their haunted house actors are minors. We've been here now two years and they come every day after school and we've grown a very big bond with these kids, Greco said. However, Greco said, if rules keep getting broken, they are prepared to shut the haunted house down. We're out here to do this for the community, Greco said. We do it for the kids. We're a family-friendly place and we want to keep doing it for them. We just want that mutual respect. We just want everybody to respect our rules. The business said they do not believe any arrests were made or citations given, but they want to ensure the community knows it is never okay to physically touch any haunted house actors.