As Raleigh City Council prepares to vote next week on a proposed teen curfew, some parents say they support the idea as a way to improve safety.
The proposal comes after thousands of teenagers gathered in Brier Creek and later Glenwood South, resulting in chaotic scenes and several people being injured in shootings. City leaders have since been searching for ways to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Among the parents backing the idea is Raleigh mother Tabitha Codrington, who said she has mixed feelings about a curfew but ultimately believes it could help…