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So violence is still out of control in the city of Indianapolis.

No new news to you, but what are your lawmakers trying to do about it? It's Kennell-Lacasey show. I'm Rob Casey's here. Let's go to the WIBC hotline. Our friend Josh Bain from the Indianapolis City County Council joins us now. The Republicans on the city county council have a new proposal out to try to help with violence. We'll see if it'll do any good. Josh joins us now. Josh Bain, hello.

Hey, good morning. All right. So there was a big, I got a press conference or get together or

whatever. And Michael Paul Hart, the leader of the Republicans on the city county council,

had a big unveil on plans that deals specifically with how to curb out of control

youth, youth violating curfew. Tell us about it. Yeah, well, I do just want to point out there are

three proposals with this. The one you're referring to with youth violence is a very targeted

proposal. I think the other two are going to have much more systematic and impactful changes when it comes to the city-county enterprise.

But this all happened because a little over a month ago,

Council Republicans held a roundtable discussion with our Republican policy team,

as well as the chief of police, the chief of ISD, the Mesa chief,

the EMS director, and we even invited prosecutor Ryan Mears to that, and he did show up.

Oh, he was there?

Yeah, he showed up.

And so this, all three of our ideas sprung from that event okay so let's start let's start

with the one that kind of got all the attention though which is the fines for the curfew violations

just tell us about that first yeah i think the residency requirement one has actually garnered more

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