CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) – At the onset of summer break, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said they’ll be enforcing the city’s curfew laws, in an attempt to slow a trend of mass gatherings at public parks and business centers.
In an interview with Charlotte-Mecklenburg police on Wednesday, June 17, officers warned parents could also face charges if their children are caught after curfew.
Over the weekend, a large gathering near Romare Bearden Park ended in a shooting that injured two people, according to police…