Milford Officials May Impose Mall Curfew; Security Issues to Be Revisited After Weekend Brawl Involving Hundreds at Food Court
New Haven Register › July 11, 2007
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Police and city officials will revisit the idea of beefing up security at the Westfield Connecticut Post Mall and imposing a curfew for those under 18, following a weekend brawl involving hundreds of youths. Police Chief Keith Mello said it is believed the teenagers involved were there for a high school dance party at Knickerbocker Famous Bar and Restaurant. They later wound up at the mall's food court, and that's where the trouble began, witnesses said.
Nine arrests were made in connection with the incident, and five were treated for minor injuries. The mall also was forced to close early.See the full content of this document
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Milford Officials May Impose Mall Curfew; Security Issues to Be Revisited After Weekend Brawl Involving Hundreds at Food Court
"We're very troubled by this. In our opinion, a shopping mall is not the place for (a high school dance party)," Mello said. "I intend to make that very clear to Knickerbocker (this) morning."
Mayor James L. Richetelli Jr., who happened to b...See the full content of this document
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