Connecticut's largest city enforces curfew after shooting Connecticut's largest city is asking police to enforce a youth curfew following a shooting outside a courthouse that left four people in the hospitalBRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Connecticut's largest city is asking police to enforce a youth curfew following a shooting outside a courthouse that left four people in the hospital. Bridgeport Police Chief Armando Perez said at a news conference Tuesday that the department increased patrols across the city immediately after the shooting. City officials said that the shooting was not random and that the four people were targeted. The youth curfew is based on an ordinance passed and enforced in 2012. Mayor Joe Ganim said it is up to police on whether they will issue a $50 fine or order community service in the case of curfew violations.

Source: ABC News January 29, 2020 17:30 UTC