LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A Las Vegas valley mall is implementing a new youth curfew as schools are now officials out for the summer.
Officials with Meadows Mall say the curfew will be implanted for guests 17 and younger beginning Sunday, June 7 at 3 p.m., requiring minors to be accompanied by a supervising adult age 21 or older.
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Mall officials said the Parental Guidance Required (PGR) program is being put in place out of “an abundance of caution” following recent social media activity indicating the potential for disruptive, unsupervised gatherings.
Under the program, trained public safety officers will be stationed at all entrances to verify identification for guests who appear to be 17 or younger.
The mall said the measure is intended to help maintain a safe, peaceful environment for shoppers and employees and is not meant to be a regular or full-time policy.
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Anyone unable to provide valid ID showing they are at least 18 must remain with a supervising adult to stay at the shopping center.
The mall said one adult may accompany up to four youths and must remain with them at all times while inside. Officials also asked guests and employees to follow the mall’s Code of Conduct.
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