New crackdown law would issues ban on kids being served food within certain hours – and you can face a $1,000 if caught ...Middle East

A CRACKDOWN law has been proposed that would ban children from being served food within certain hours of the day, and a $1,000 fine could be issued to those caught. Lawmakers in Baltimore, Maryland, suggested a bill at the beginning of the year that could result in severe fines for small businesses and restaurant chains if they served kids during school hours. JERRY JACKSONCouncil members in Baltimore have proposed a fine up to $1,000 for restaurants that serve kids during school hours[/caption] WMARA shooting that resulted in the death of one Baltimore student led to a call for additional action from community members[/caption] A curfew was already in place under Baltimore City

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