Miami Beach Enhances Spring Break Security

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Miami Beach mayor says no to getting back together after breaking up with spring breakers

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Miami Beach is bringing back enhanced security measures for nearly the entire month of March .

The new rules were introduced last year after three consecutive years of spring break violence.

The city is again warning visitors to expect curfews, bag searches at the beach, early beach closures, DUI checkpoints.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood recently announced plans to crack down on bad behavior from spring breakers.

He always hates the idea of anyone getting injured, but as an elected official he feels an additional sense of responsibility when people are shot and killed in the city he serves, he said. “We are going to keep people safe,” Meiner said. “ Law and order is the number one priority in our city. There is no compromising on that.”.

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