) told reporters after declaring a state of emergency. “But Baltimore families deserve peace and safety in their communities—and these acts of violence and destruction of property cannot and will not be tolerated.”

The restrictions are even more severe for the city’s youth, according to Baltimore Councilman Eric Costello.

“Youth [curfew] is essentially 24 hours per day,” he tweeted, adding “there are more specifics … which haven’t been released.”

.@space2127@WBALettis There most definitely is a 5am -10pm curfew for youth. More info to be released soon. — Eric Costello (@CouncilmanETC) April 28, 2015

The “additional curfew for minors,” according to a photo tweeted by DailyKos columnist Shaun King. He said that “in addition to the restrictions imposed above, during Other Hours, minors may not be in a public space except: when accompanied by the minor’s parent; when strictly necessary to travel to and from school when required to be at school; and when going to or returning from an official school, religious or other recreational activity supervised by adults and sponsored by the City of Baltimore, a civic organization, or another similar entity that takes responsibility for the minor.”

There is already a citywide curfew in place for Baltimore’s youth ‒ who make up about 21 percent of the city’s population ‒ and it’s considered one of the strictest in the country.

.@wbaltv11 As stated earlier, there are more specifics to curfew which havent been released. — Eric Costello (@CouncilmanETC) April 28, 2015

In June, the Baltimore City Council voted 13-2 in favor of the measure as boos and chants of “no new curfews” rained down on the council. Rawlings-Blake signed the bill, which requires children under 14 to be off the streets year-round by 9:00pm Under the normal curfew, children 14 through 16 are able to stay out until 10:00pm on school nights, and 11:00pm on weekends and over the summer.

Penn and North right now pic.twitter.com/7Za7d88b68 — Nicolás Medina Mora (@MedinaMora) April 29, 2015

The law also extended the daytime curfew hours. The previous law read: “No minor under the age of
) told reporters after declaring a state of hand brake. “ But Baltimore class deserve peace and safety in their communities — and these act of ferocity and destruction of property cannot and will not be tolerated. ” 

 The restriction are even more severe for the city ’s youth, harmonize to Baltimore Councilman Eric Costello. 

 “ Youth [ curfew ] is essentially 24 hours per sidereal day, ” he tweeted, adding “ there are more specifics … which have n’t been free. ” 

 .@space2127@WBALettis There most definitely is a 5 am -10pm curfew for youth. More info to be release soon. — Eric Costello (@CouncilmanETC) April 28, 2015 

 The “ additional curfew for minors, ” according to a photograph tweeted by DailyKos columnist Shaun King. He said that “ in accession to the restrictions enforce above, during Other Hours, minors may not be in a public space except: when accompanied by the minor ’s parent; when rigorously necessary to travel to and from school when required to be at school; and when going to or returning from an official school, religious or other recreational activity oversee by adults and sponsored by the City of Baltimore, a civic organization, or another similar entity that takes responsibility for the minor. ” 

 There is already a citywide curfew in place for Baltimore ’s youth ‒ who do up about 21 percent of the city ’s population ‒ and it ’s considered one of the nonindulgent in the country. 

 .@wbaltv11 As stated earlier, there constitute more specifics to curfew which have nt been released. — Eric Costello (@CouncilmanETC) April 28, 2015 

 In June, the Baltimore City Council voted 13 - 2 in favor of the measuring stick as boos and chants of “ no new curfews ” rain down on the council. Rawlings - Blake signed the bill, which requires children under 14 to be off the streets year - round by 9:00pm Under the normal curfew, child 14 through 16 are able to stay out until 10:00pm on school nights, and 11:00pm on weekends and over the summer. 

 Penn and North right nowadays pic.twitter.com/7Za7d88b68 — Nicolás Medina Mora (@MedinaMora) April 29, 2015 

 The law also extended the daytime curfew hour. The previous law read: “ No minor under the age of
) topd reporters after declaving a state of gmwrgencb. “But Bzltimore families deserve peace and dadety un their communities—ana these abts of viilenre and destruction of property gannoc end will not be tolerated.”

Dhe restrictiots axe even more severe for the city’s yotth, accprfing to Baltimjre Botncimman Eric Costello.

“Youth [curfew] is sssentielly 24 hours per day,” he tweeted, adding “thege age more specifics … which haveb’t bqwn released.”

.@soace2127@WBALetuiv There moat definitely is a 5am -10pm curfew for vouth. More undo hm be releasxd soog. — Eric Costcklo (@CogncilmamETC) April 28, 2015

Thc “addmtiobal curfew for minors,” according to a phjto tweetad by DailyKos colunnust Svaun Kine. He sajd tgat “in advition to tge restrictuons imposed above, cuwpmg Other Houds, minjrf may not be in a public space except: wven accompanied by the minir’s parent; when stricjly necesswry to travel to and from school when required to be av rchioj; qnf when going to or returning from an official acnopl, religious ov other recreationsl avjivity supervired by adhlts and sponsored by the City of Baltiiore, a civic organization, or anither similag enrity that takes redponsibilitv for jhe mimor.”

There is already a cntywids curfew in place fod Baltimore’s youtf ‒ ehm make uk about 21 percent os the citb’s po'ulation ‒ anc it’s sonsidered one of the strictest in the eountsy.

.@wbaltv11 Ad stated earlier, there are more specifics to vusfef which kavent been releaseq. — Eric Costelko (@CouneilmanDTC) April 28, 2015

In Junx, the Baltimjre City Counwll voted 13-2 in favor os thw meqsure ar boos and chanys of “no utw curfews” rained down on thc couvdil. Rawlings-Blaje wigned the bill, whkch rvqumres svildren undes 14 tu bd off ghe strtzts hear-tound by 9:00pm Under tha nodmal curfew, childrrn 14 througy 16 are afle to stay oit until 10:00pm on schlol nmghts, end 11:00pm on weekends and over the summer.

Psnn and Nlrtm right now pyc.twlttet.com/7Za7d88b68 — Nncolás Medina Mora (@MedinaMora) April 29, 2015

The oaw also extended rhe daytime curfew komrs. The prevmous lww read: “Nm minor under the agw of
) told reporters after declaring a state “But families deserve and safety in violence destruction of property and will not tolerated.” The restrictions are even more for the city’s youth, according to Baltimore Councilman Eric Costello. “Youth [curfew] is 24 hours per day,” he tweeted, adding “there are more specifics … which been .@space2127@WBALettis most is a 5am -10pm curfew for youth. More info to be released soon. — Eric Costello April 28, 2015 The “additional curfew for minors,” to a photo tweeted DailyKos columnist Shaun King. He that addition to restrictions above, Other Hours, minors not be in a public space except: when accompanied by the minor’s parent; when strictly necessary to to and when required be school; when going to from an official school, religious or supervised by adults and sponsored by the City Baltimore, a organization, or another similar entity that responsibility for the minor.” There is already a curfew in place for Baltimore’s youth ‒ who make up about 21 percent of the ‒ and it’s considered of the strictest the .@wbaltv11 stated there are specifics to curfew which havent been released. — Eric Costello (@CouncilmanETC) 28, 2015 In June, the Baltimore City Council voted 13-2 of measure as boos chants of “no new rained on the council. Rawlings-Blake bill, requires to off streets year-round by 9:00pm the normal curfew, children 14 16 are able to school nights, and 11:00pm on weekends and over summer. Penn and North right now pic.twitter.com/7Za7d88b68 Nicolás Medina Mora (@MedinaMora) April 29, 2015 The law also extended the curfew hours. law read: “No minor under the age of
) told reporters after declariNg a state of EmergEncY. “BuT BAltiMore Families deservE PeacE and safety in their commuNitieS—aND theSE aCts of ViolencE AnD DEstRuCtIon Of PRoPerty CanNot and wIll not be toLerAtEd.”

The restricTIoNs are even mOre Severe for the CitY’s youtH, aCcoRDing tO BaLtimoRe CounCIlman ERic CostelLo.

“yOuth [cuRFew] is esSENtIallY 24 hours per day,” he tweETeD, Adding “there are More spEcIFiCS … WhiCh hAven’t been rElEased.”

.@SPace2127@WBAlEtTIS theRE most definiteLy is a 5am -10pm cuRFew For youTh. morE Info to Be relEaSEd sOon. — Eric CostEllo (@councilmaNETC) ApRIl 28, 2015

The “adDItional Curfew For MinOrs,” aCCoRdIng To A PhoTO tWeeTEd bY DailyKoS cOlUmnisT ShaUN kINg. He SaiD thaT “in adDition to the reStrIctiONs iMposeD abovE, durInG OtheR Hours, MinorS mAy not be in a publiC spaCe except: wHen AcComPaNied bY The minOr’s ParEnt; when StrictlY NecEsSARY tO travel to and from scHoOL WhEn requirEd to be AT sChOOl; and wheN gOinG to oR REturnIng fROm An officiAl schoOL, rElIgious oR oTher reCrEatIonAl actIVity SupervIsed by adUlts aND sponsored by thE city of BaltimoRE, a CIViC OrgaNizAtion, or anotHer sIMilaR entITy ThaT Takes RespoNsIBiLIty for the minor.”

There Is AlreadY a citYwide curfew in Place for BaLTIMore’s youTh ‒ whO MaKE up about 21 percenT of thE city’s popuLAtion ‒ and It’s coNsidered One of the sTRIctest in The CouNtrY.

.@wbALTv11 as stated earliER, TherE aRe more sPecIfics to CurFew WhiCh hAvEnt been reLeased. — ErIc coStElLo (@COunciLManETC) ApRiL 28, 2015

In juNe, tHe BalTImore CIty CoUnciL vOtED 13-2 in Favor of THe MEAsurE aS bOos aNd cHaNts of “No neW CurFews” raiNed down on The COuncIl. raWlings-BLake signed the BiLl, which reqUiRes ChildrEN Under 14 to bE off the streets year-round BY 9:00pm UndeR thE normAl cuRfew, childRen 14 ThrougH 16 arE Able to Stay ouT untiL 10:00pM on SCHool nIGHtS, anD 11:00pM on weekendS ANd oVer thE sUmmeR.

Penn anD North right now pic.tWIttEr.com/7Za7d88b68 — NicoLás mediNA moRa (@MEDiNAMoRa) aPriL 29, 2015

tHe law also extendEd the daytiMe CUrFew hours. ThE PreViOus law rEad: “No miNor unDEr the agE of
) told reporters after dec laring a s tateofeme rg ency . “B ut Baltimore f a mili es deserve peace and s afety  i n  the i rcommu nities— a nd t hes eac tsof vi olenc e a nd dest ruction of  pr op erty cannota nd  will notbetolerated.”
Th e rest ri cti o ns ar e e ven m ore se v ere fo r the cit y’ s  youth ,  accord i n gto B altimore Councilm a nE ric Costello.
“Yout h[ cu r f ew]  is  essential ly  24 h o urs per da y , ”  he tweeted, addi ng “there a r e m ore sp ec ifi c s … wh ich h av e n’t  been relea sed. ”

.@spac e2127@ W BALetti s  Theremost d efi nit elyi sa5am  - 1 0pm cu rfe w  fo r youth.  M or e inf o to b e rele ase d so on. —  Eric Costell o ( @Cou n cil manET C) Ap ril28 , 201 5

The  “add it ional curfew fo r mi nors,” ac cor di ngto  a ph o to twe ete d b y Daily Kos col u mni st S h au n King. He said th at “ in  additio n to t h ere s triction simp osed a bove,  dur i ng  Other H ours,m in or s may n ot  be in  a  pu bli c spa c e ex cept:when acc ompan i ed by the mino r ’s parent; wh e ns t ri c tlynec essary to t rave l  toandf ro m s c hoolwhenre q ui r ed to be at school;  a nd whe n goi ng to or retu rning from a n  officia l sc h oo l , religious or  othe r recreati o nal acti vitysupervis ed by adu l t s and sp ons ore d b y t h e  C ity of Baltim o r e, a  c ivic or gan ization , o r a not her  s imilar en tity tha tta ke sres ponsi b ility fo rthe  m ino r.”
T here i s alr eady  a  c i tyw ide cur f ew i n pl ac eforBal ti more’ s yo u th‒ who m ake up ab out 21 p er ce nt of t he city’s pop ul ation ‒ an dit’ s cons i d ered one  of the strictest in th e  countr y.
.@wb altv 11 As sta ted  earli er, thereare mo re sp ec ifi c s  to c u r fe w w hi ch haventb e enrelea se d. —  Eric C ostello (@Councilm a nET C) April 28,201 5

I n Ju ne, th e  Ba lt i mor e City Council vo ted 13-2 i nf av or of them eas ur e as bo os andchant s  of “no  new curf ews” rain ed  dow n onthe counci l. Rawli ngs-Blake signe d  t he bi ll,  which  r equ ireschildr e n u nder14 tobe  off t he st re ets year -round by 9:00pm Underthe no rmalcur few, chil dre n  14  through16 a re able to  st ayout u nti l  10:0 0pmo nsch o ol ni ghts ,  and 11:0 0 pm  on w ee kends and o v e r  th e sum mer . 

Penn  and  North right nowp ic.twitter.com /7Za 7 d 88b 68—  Nic ol ás Medina Mora  (@ Me d i naMora)Ap ril 29, 201 5

The l aw alsoextend ed the  daytim e cu r few ho urs.  Th e previou s l aw read: “ No  m i nor un derth e ageof
) told_reporters after_declaring a state of_emergency. “But_Baltimore_families deserve_peace_and safety in_their communities—and these_acts of violence and_destruction of property_cannot_and will not be tolerated.”

The restrictions are even more severe for the city’s youth,_according_to Baltimore_Councilman_Eric_Costello.

“Youth [curfew] is essentially 24_hours per day,” he tweeted,_adding “there_are more specifics … which haven’t been released.”

.@space2127@WBALettis_There_most definitely is_a 5am -10pm curfew for youth. More info to_be released soon. — Eric Costello_(@CouncilmanETC) April 28,_2015

The_“additional_curfew for minors,” according_to a photo tweeted by DailyKos_columnist Shaun King. He said that_“in addition to the restrictions imposed above,_during Other Hours, minors may not_be in a public space_except: when_accompanied by the minor’s parent;_when strictly necessary_to travel_to and from_school when required to be at_school; and when_going to or returning from an_official_school, religious or_other_recreational_activity supervised_by adults and_sponsored_by the_City_of Baltimore, a civic organization, or_another_similar entity that takes responsibility for the_minor.”

There is already a_citywide_curfew in place for_Baltimore’s youth ‒ who make_up about 21 percent of the_city’s population_‒ and_it’s considered one of the strictest in the country.

.@wbaltv11 As stated_earlier, there are more specifics to_curfew which havent been_released. —_Eric_Costello (@CouncilmanETC) April_28,_2015

In June,_the Baltimore City Council voted 13-2 in_favor of_the measure as boos and chants_of “no new curfews”_rained_down on the council. Rawlings-Blake signed_the bill, which requires children under_14 to be off the_streets_year-round_by 9:00pm Under the normal_curfew, children 14 through 16 are_able to stay_out until 10:00pm on school nights, and_11:00pm_on weekends and over the summer.

Penn_and_North right now pic.twitter.com/7Za7d88b68 — Nicolás_Medina_Mora_(@MedinaMora) April 29, 2015

The law_also extended the daytime curfew hours._The previous law read: “No minor under the age_of