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Philly Fashion District sets new rules for kids under 18; must be accompanied by adult after 2 p.m.

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CENTER CITY - New rules are coming to Philadelphia’s Fashion District after recent incidents involving kids.

Beginning Monday, anyone under 18 who enters the district after 2 p.m., needs to be accompanied by an adult age 23 or older.

The city is trying to prevent any kind of chaos.Keena McClennon works near the Fashion District and, after last Wednesday’s flash mob, where hundreds of teens turned out and a police officer was injured, she’s more cautious than ever."It’s like swarms of them outside.

And, last Sunday, they were all up and down the block just standing on the walls, just, kinda, waiting for something to go down.

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