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this is the mark simone show on seven 10 w o r in for mark today here's kin rosado and good to be

with you here at seven 10 w o r on the mark sim show Friday morning, filling in for Mark here, and he is enjoying

his weekend. We hear it all the time, by the way, adults saying, when I was a kid, if I got

arrested, I would fear my parents more than the police, right? And years ago, that would have been

the case. Well, today, not always the case. You got kids loitering, drinking. You got those flash

mobs with social media and more.

Gloucester Township, New Jersey has had enough.

Now, last summer they had a big town festival.

More than 500 kids got into a brawl.

A hundred cops had to come out and break it up.

Now, in Gloucester, if your kid gets into trouble with the cops, you may end up paying the price, up to and including prison.

You heard me.

And the local law may end up becoming a statewide law in New Jersey in the near future.

But is it government overreach?

Well, to talk more about it now is News Nation correspondent Rich McHugh.

Rich, good morning to you.

Okay, good morning.

Thanks for having me, Ken.

Good to have you on. And I want to say, good to have you back, because Rich was nice enough to do the show. I do in New Jersey the other day. So this is like, this is 2.0 version. Rich, set it up for us. Gloucester, New Jersey, held this big town festival last summer, 500 teens.

They had to call in 100 cops to break up everything and make the arrest.

So why the leap to find parents and even possibly send them to prison?

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