Raleigh Considers Nighttime Curfew for Teens | Raleigh News

Raleigh’s city council is poised to vote on a new curfew for teens under 18, restricting them from being out between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. — a move spurred by a spike in juvenile crime, especially after a violent Fourth of July weekend. Police say shootings involving minors have surged, with more bullets fired into homes and cars, prompting the proposal. While exceptions cover parents, work, emergencies, college students, military personnel, and youth involved in programs or protests, critics worry about fairness and enforcement. The vote is set for September 15th as the city seeks to curb crime without overstepping young people’s rights.

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