Chicago Mall Cracks Down As Teen Curfew Begins On Friday
Chicago will begin cracking down on unsupervised teens hanging out at the city's Water Tower Place - the city's original "vertical mall" according to the Chicago Sun Times. A so-called "parental guidance required" policy will begin at 4 p.m. on Friday, as trained public safety officers will ensure that anyone without a valid photo ID confirming they are at least 18 years old won't be allowed into the mall without a parent or other adult who is at least 21 years old, according to mall owner Brookfield Properties in a Thursday press release.
Wonder how that impacts those that have part time jobs at the mall... if the mall has a movie theater, what about those patrons? Even back in the 70's parents dropped kids at movies on Friday night then came back later to pick them up.
Good make baby mommas watch those little gimmedats. Do it in all the finest inner cities in America.
ReplyDeleteComing to a mall near you.
ReplyDeleteWonder how that impacts those that have part time jobs at the mall... if the mall has a movie theater, what about those patrons? Even back in the 70's parents dropped kids at movies on Friday night then came back later to pick them up.
ReplyDeleteMall rats beware
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