Parents face up to 5K if Minors Break Curfew

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The government is set to introduce amendments to the law on Tuesday, implementing tougher penalties for those who break the law.

The proposed changes to the Firearms Act would increase the minimum sentence to 2-4 years, with a maximum sentence ranging from 20-25 years.

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In a statement, the government stressed their intent to send a clear message to individuals involved in criminal activities, underscoring that crime and violence will not be tolerated.

Additionally, a curfew from 10 pm to 6 am will be introduced, granting law enforcement the power to detain any youth found loitering during these hours. Parents of these youths will also face a $2,000 fine.

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