The passage of curfew legislation allows MPD to set curfew zones, restricting groups of eight or more teens from gathering in certain parts of the city.
WASHINGTON — The D.C. Council approved a controversial curfew measure with an 8-5 vote Tuesday that would give police the authority to establish curfew zones across the District. This was the second Council vote, after the first passed 8-5 in late April.
Under the measure, the Metropolitan Police Department would be allowed to designate areas where children and teenagers are prohibited from gathering in groups of eight or more starting
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