The
city of Detroit takes the safety of their citizens and visitors seriously and
this 4th of July, law enforcement placed their focus on regulating curfews. The
56th annual Ford Fireworks on the River event took place on Monday, June 24th
and brought a large amount of people out, young and old. Due to this, police
decided to crack down on the curfews set in place for the cities youths. In an
effort to keep them and the city safe, teens 17 and younger were required to be
accompanied by an adult between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m.
Although
many were against the stricter curfew, the police department was confident that
was the best way to ensure safety for the youth in Detroit. Unfortunately, the
police department ended up detaining 148 juveniles and around 87 went home with
citations anyway. Despite the detainments and citations, law enforcement agrees
that the 56th annual Ford Fireworks on the River event ended on a
great note!
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