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Baltimore, Maryland - June 05, 2014: Kevin Thigpen and his wife Shantel Thigpen (not seen) own and operate Youth Sports Program "YSP" out of the Furley Recreation Center building in Northeast Baltimore. Critics of Baltimore City's new stricter youth curfew law worry it will increase negative contact with police. They want more city resources to go towards controlled recreation and community service. Baltimore City Councilman Brandon Scott, sponsor of the new curfew bill, also represents the district the Furley's community center is located, discontinued the city's Parks and Rec management at Furley and allowed YSP to take over.

CREDIT: Matt Roth for The New York Times
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Baltimore, Maryland - June 05, 2014: Kevin Thigpen and his wife Shantel Thigpen (not seen) own and operate Youth Sports Program "YSP" out of the Furley Recreation Center building in Northeast Baltimore. Critics of Baltimore City's new stricter youth curfew law worry it will increase negative contact with police. They want more city resources to go towards controlled recreation and community service. Baltimore City Councilman Brandon Scott, sponsor of the new curfew bill, also represents the district the Furley's community center is located, discontinued the city's Parks and Rec management at Furley and allowed YSP to take over.<br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The New York Times<br />
Assignment ID: 30159205A