DCC: Disorderly conduct/Disturbances of public place

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Last updated 9:35 PM on 6/27/26
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Affray

Fighting by mutual consent that frightens people nearby (squaring up)

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Crowding, obstructing, or incommoding (cause inconvenience)

To crowd or obstruct streets, highways, sidewalks, entrances to buildings (ex: unlawful protesting) (Give warning before arrest)

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Throwing stones or other missiles

to throw any stone or missile in or into any street, road, highway, or open/public space (ex: morgan wallen)

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Lewd, indecent, obscene acts; sexual proposal to minor

Make an obscene or indecent exposure of his/her genitalia or anus, engage in masturbation or sexual acts

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False alarms, and false reports; hoax weapons

Willfully or knowingly give a false alarm of fire within DC, uses or initiates the 911 call system to make a false report and when the subject knows it’s false

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Disorderly conduct

Causing unreasonable fear, intentionally or recklessly to cause another person to be in reasonable fear (ex: abusive language/gestures, unreasonable noise from 10pm to 7am)

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Jostling

Unnecessarily crowding someone (ex: attempted pickpocketing)

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Stealthily

Looking into a window or dwelling when occupant has a reasonable expectation of privacy (peeping tom)

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Rioting or inciting to riot

Public disturbance involving 5 or more people and creates danger to property/persons. Willfully engages in riot or inciting (urging others) to do so. Serious bodily injury or property damage more than $5,000 is considered a felony.

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Panhandling

to approach someone in an aggressive manner and reasonably causes fear to bodily harm (ex: towering someone to ask/beg continuously for money)

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Prohibited acts

No person may ask/beg in an aggressive manner in a public place, in any public transportation, within 10 feet of an ATM, on private property without permission

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Drinking alcoholic beverage in public place prohibited

To drink or possess an open container of alcohol in (vehicles too): street, alley, park, sidewalk, or parking area. (DOESN’T apply to private residences like on the front porch or terrace)

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Intoxication prohibited

Being intoxicated and endangering yourself, others, or property.

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