City targets parents in curfew crackdown

Published July 1, 2006 4:00am ET



Parents could face fines as part of a Baltimore City police crackdown on the parents of juveniles out past the city-mandated curfew.

Parents will receive a free pass for the first time their children break curfew, said city police spokesman Matt Jablow, because many parents don?t know the curfew exists. But parents will likely face fines up to $300 per offense after that, he said.

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