A "disturbance" shut down a major road in downtown Towson Saturday night prompting one local official to call for a review of curfew policy at Towson Town Center.
There were reports of bottles and rocks being thrown at police during the incident. It's not clear what started the incident.
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Baltimore County councilman David Marks tweeted about the incident, providing some details and calling for a fresh look at the curfew policy at the mall as well as additional patrols in the area.
(1) According to Capt Landsman, there was a disturbance at Towson Town Center tonight that involved hundreds of youth.
— David Marks (@david_s_marks) December 27, 2015
(2) The disturbance led to at least one police officer being hit by a rock. The situation has now been contained.
— David Marks (@david_s_marks) December 27, 2015
(3) Unfortunately, that is cold comfort to those of us concerned about public safety and angry at what transpired.
— David Marks (@david_s_marks) December 27, 2015
(4) It is time to revisit the curfew policy at the mall and greatly increase the police presence in Downtown Towson, period.
— David Marks (@david_s_marks) December 27, 2015
