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The Montgomery County Council’s Public Safety Committee on Thursday rejected the heavily debated curfew and loitering bills proposed to fight youth crime in the county.
The committee voted 2-0 against recommending the curfew, with Councilman Marc Elrich, D-at large, abstaining, and 2-1 to reject the loitering bill, with Committee Chairman Phil Andrews, D-Gaithersburg/Rockville voting in favor of the bill he introduced.
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