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Courtney Stodden, aspiring teen actress, pushes the limits in pumpkin patch pictures

Courtney Stodden, aspiring teen actress, pushes the limits in pumpkin patch pictures
One of many pictures of Courtney Stodden at a pumpkin patch in Santa Clarita, Calif. CBS/KCBS

(CBS/KCBS) SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - Families visiting a Southern California pumpkin patch for a wholesome Halloween outing recently got an eyeful that they weren't counting on, and many of them weren't happy about it.

According to CBS station KCBS, Courtney Stodden, a 17-year-old aspiring country singer with a penchant for self-promotion, was there making out with her actor-husband Doug Hutchison, and posing for provocative pictures, before law enforcement was called and kicked the couple out.

The Lombardi Ranch pumpkin patch in Santa Clarita, a city in Los Angeles County, was teeming with parents and children Saturday, who happened upon the highly non-traditional Halloween "activities."

"I'm stunned -- I can't even believe that anyone would bring that type of behavior in here with all these children," one local mother told KCBS.

"How disgusting! I mean, this is a nice, family place. I've been coming here since I was born," said Santa Clarita resident Renee Powers. "It's a family place...not a sleazy pumpkin patch."

On Saturday, before the revealing photo shoot, Stodden posted on Twitter, "Ready to hit the hot & heavy hay this afternoon in preparation for Halloween..."

The shots, later splashed all over the internet, feature the aspiring reality TV star in a pair of Daisy Duke shorts and a flannel top revealing her midriff and cleavage.

So many families were distracted by Stodden and her behavior that the ranch's management asked her and her 51-year-old husband to leave. When they refused to do so, the California Highway Patrol was called, and they forced the couple off the pumpkin patch, KCBS reported.

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