NJ Shore Cracks Down on Unruly Teens with New Safety Measures

Following a series of disturbances involving drunken and rowdy teens at Jersey Shore towns over Memorial Day weekend, the New Jersey State Policemen's Benevolent Association is calling for stricter consequences and changes in laws governing police interactions with disorderly juveniles. Incidents included a stabbing in Ocean City and a false shooting report in Seaside Heights, prompting officials to criticize recent juvenile justice reforms. Local mayors and police departments are urging for better enforcement to maintain public safety.