In response to a series of disruptive incidents involving teenagers, Cape May, New Jersey, has enacted new curfew regulations aimed at minors. The City Council introduced an emergency curfew that restricts anyone under the age of 18 from being in public spaces, including beaches, after a specified hour. This decision follows numerous reports of fights and underage drinking, prompting local authorities to take action to maintain safety in the popular beach town. The new curfew, effective immediately, sets a limit at 10:30 p.m. for unaccompanied minors and also includes restrictions on backpacks in an effort to curb unruly behavior. Residents have voiced their concerns over the situation, calling for more stringent measures to prevent any further disturbances.