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Capitol Park will see new enforcements after neighbors felt ‘intimidated’
Detroit officials and stakeholders are implementing new enforcement measures at Capitol Park due to complaints about public drinking, loud behavior, and people using the space as shelter, which residents say creates an intimidating environment. The Downtown Detroit Partnership and Detroit police plan to increase patrols, enforce alcohol bans, and provide resources to address the issues.
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