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Glenwood South businesses frustrated over weekend chaos: 'Do not care'
ABC11 News • • nation
Key Points:
- Several small business owners near Glenwood South in Raleigh expressed frustration after chaotic incidents, including gunfire, disrupted the area over the weekend.
- Flour and Barrel owner Anthony Rapillo criticized absentee bar owners and questioned the effectiveness of hired security teams in preventing underage drinking and late-night alcohol service.
- Some restaurateurs, like Dirty V's co-owners Carey and Leila Kidd, are advocating for a curfew and stricter age restrictions to curb the disruptive "teen takeover" and make the area safer for families.
- Raleigh Police have not disclosed where the weekend incident originated, while businesses like Milk Bar took proactive measures by closing early to protect patrons amid surrounding unrest.
- Community feedback indicates growing concern among families about safety in the entertainment district, leading some to avoid going out on weekend evenings.
