Summary
Buffalo leaders are pushing to bring back youth curfews after a super rough, violent holiday weekend. They're hoping a time limit on the streets will help put a lid on the recent spike in neighborhood violence.
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Impact analysis
It could save the city money on emergency services and police overtime, but there might be legal costs if the curfew gets challenged in court.
Local residents and business owners who want safer streets and fewer late-night disturbances will see the biggest perk.
Responsible teens who just want to hang out late and working families with odd hours could find themselves unfairly policed or ticketed.
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Dunkirk Police warn of rise in juvenile crime, charge some parents
The Dunkirk Police Department says juvenile crime has surged in recent months, with incidents ranging from thefts to more serious offenses.
After violent holiday weekend, talk of youth curfews ramps up in Buffalo, Rochester
After violent holiday weekend, talk of youth curfews ramps up in Buffalo, Rochester Spectrum News
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