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SCHOOL NEWS 9PM 8-19-08 Shreveport Police Crack Down on Sagging Pants, School TruancyIn addition to truancy, police are beginning to see more people with sagging pants. The so-called "Sagging" ordinance, which prohibits citizens from wearing pants below their waist in public, was passed nearly one year ago. So far, 31 people have been cited for "sagging" since the law took place. That doesn't include the number of people who have been given warnings for the offense. Oftentimes, a person will not be cited if they adhere to the officer's request to pull up their pants. Those who don't listen, though, can be issued a citation. Those convicted face a fine of up to $100 and eight hours of picking up trash or other court-appointed service. |
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