Than You Think You would think the police have too much serious crime on their hands to worry about curfew violators. But in the 7th, 10th, 15th, 22nd, and 24th Districts, enhanced curfew enforcement is in full force. Police enter the violator's name into a computer, which tells them how many previous violations the individual has. Upon the third violation, the parents or guardian get a citation, and must appear in court.
Police often find a problem in the home which explains the repeated violations.
Usually, they can't control their children. Whatever the explanation, curfew violations can have tragic consequences. That1s why the police are getting serious about what many consider a non-serious crime. All rights reserved.