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4 A <br />ARTICLE W.CURFEW.- REGULATIONS FOR CHILDREN <br />Sec21,-51. Shortfifie. <br />TKI s AMcie shaft be Iknown and may be ciU.)d as theCurfew 0rdInanc*.(0rdjnance 2016-009, sec. 2, adopted <br />31141 6) <br />Sec. 21" 52. Purpose and findings. <br />(a) Purpose.. The pi.pose of this article ps to protect the wee of cl-sildreiin by <br />(1) Reducing the likelihoiDd that children will be the vicfirris of airrilrial acts duting cuffew hountr, <br />(2), Reducing Me likelihood that chfldren will become pnvolved in aiminal acft, during curfew hours; <br />and <br />(3) AidMg parents, guairdiaris, cu,,dians, or other r prm pppmpm Iprsons, M ecarlying out their <br />ire-sporisibii fty to exe-rcAse st.ipervWorm of the children entnisted to ttreiir ceire- <br />(b) Findings. fri determining that a need exists for, this article, tiie cityw.. uncil finds and determines as <br />polio <br />(1) pIhe chy is a stable tarnfly commt.inity wheire parental remponsibElity,for the whereabouts o,f ctfldren <br />is the noirrn. <br />(2) During rioctumal hour dhildrenarr: at greaper dApr for victimization or becorrilng involved in <br />definquent or, aimfinal behavior. <br />(3)As jpq,.,.ueiirAaI cnntrol increases, the fikelihood of children being vicbry-sized or becoiftmng invroll ved in <br />deflnqucaint or crirninal Ibehavior decreasems, <br />(4,) 'nievictimization of chfldreini and invdIv(,-,?.rnent of dItzifldiren, in crime and vidlent crime havo-,.-,, reached <br />anunaczeph-ible and alarming p coirnpeffing ffie city councH to adopt this arficlefor the pubfic good, <br />safety, arid wedfarei,. <br />(Om dinaiii-scy-.1, 201&009, sec. 2, adopted 3/14/16) <br />See. 21-53. Definifions. <br />For the puirposes of this arflcWAI, the frollowing tems, phrases, words, and their dierivations, shall have the faflom"Irig <br />rneainnq given heire in.'When not, luruarururwsisteml Wfth the conteA, words used in the present tense, include 'the future, <br />words in the inns cuplan e include the ferninine, wnrds iin the plural rwrnber inchidetim sMgular, and words in the <br />singular nuniber include the plund. The wnird'shall' is alwars, maridatory and not rnere4y pr Tommy: <br />L& means the City of flarls, <br />ChildChild rnesivis a person who lt�i undeir seve-riteem ('17) years of age. <br />.1 <br />QjM#2g!j �ne A per'son acAs wRI-i criminal negligence, or is aliminafly negpip gerd, with rit'.,spect to circunistarim., s <br />0 111 nding his condud, or the result of his conduct. when tie ought to Ike aware Of a SUN;,dantial aind un u4stifia.-We <br />R ffou J <br />risk thatr the circumstances exist or the ii-emift will occuir. IIie risk rriusd be of si ich nature and degree, that thefaflure <br />to percelve it consfitmutes a gross deviation frorn the standard of .are thid ain ordinary persf,.-)n would exere-J"r-'e, under <br />all Ulm circ-urristances as Vilem.-W frorn'the actor's slandpoint, <br />Custmjian rneansthe aduft wpm th whom the chUd reside*p. <br />M <br />.fic means an unflareseen cornblinallon of circurnstances orthe resuifirig .4 -kat that all for iirrinic;,diate <br />..M .. I _ <br />acliorii, The tenn incluides, btA is not flyndead to, a fire, a natural f.fisester, an autornobile aadident, oir aarmy sftuaflon <br />rpt,juiflng Irvime-diate acflon to prevent sedous bodfly hIJUry or Icyst, of Iffe. <br />Establishmeni rneans any pflvately owned plaos, of Ibusiness opeaded for a pirofil, to which the public is invited, <br />--.1.1-1-1- .......... -- <br />indiuding, but not Kffiftedtx% any lAace o,f airnusetment or, err tezrtainmeint <br />Guartfian irneans the persoin who,, under court wdwr, is the guardian of the peawn of the child or the Ipubfic or private <br />aiency YAh wt*nrii the ch0d has been placed Iby a murt. <br />Lgk(@_nLI�iqn@,fjy, A person asap; intentionally, c-xr with intent, with respect to the nature of his manduct or to a rehuft. ()f his <br />c,onductr when ft is his consdous objective or desire to evigage in the conduct or cause the result. <br />Ll<do rare.A person acts knowingly, or Wth knowledge, with respect to the insture of his Minduct or to <br />(-,-AW'CUWTIV,t8II(XM3 sAirrounding his mnduct whein he is aware of 11he nature% of his cmiridixt or that the dircurnstr.,-kncns <br />exist,, A person acts knoMnglly, or with knowledge, with respect. to a iesuft of his conduct when he is aware that ift <br />conduct is reasonaNy ceitain to a,,,Ause :IVm iresuult. <br />