The Attorney General of Delaware announced Wednesday that the state has stopped enforcing loitering and soliciting laws. This comes after a le…
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The Attorney General of Delaware announced Wednesday that the state has stopped enforcing loitering and soliciting laws. This comes after a legal battle in which the statutes were argued to violate people's First and Fourth Amendment rights.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings has announced that Delaware will no longer be prosecuting or enforcing two statutes initially aimed at cracking down on loitering and soliciting in the First State.
Shoppers have noticed new surveillance cameras high above the parking at the Food Lion on Sussex Hwy in Seaford. Shopping center owners say it…
The Dewey Beach Police Department announced last night in a Facebook post that they have made an agreement with the businesses in the lot off of Dagsworthy Avenue to step up their enforcement.
In a meeting Monday night, council decided to send the city's proposed loitering ordinance back to the safety advisory and transportation comm…
After nearly an hour of discussion, Dover City Council decides the loitering ordinance proposal needs more work.
Dover City Council has been looking for ways to combat loitering and panhandling for more than a decade. Now, a newly proposed ordinance could…
DOVER, Del.- A newly proposed ordinance could change the way loitering laws are enforced in town.
LOITERING WOULD NOT BE ALLOWED IN Dover IF A PROPOSED ORDINANCE IS PASSED. THAT'S BECAUSE ONE COUNCILMAN HAS PROPOSED a NEW "aNTI-dAWDLING" LAW.