S10E11 · SCENE 4/15 · 06:55
Wild Barts Can't Be Broken · Springfield police station
Police blame kids and impose curfew

After the school is trashed, Chief Wiggum blames children and announces a sunset curfew for all minors.

06:55→07:46
in the episode · 0m 51s · S10E11

What happens

06:55–07:46

Chief Wiggum briefs reporters that vandals trashed the school and admits no suspects. He imposes a curfew and threatens to shoot any kid on the street after dark. Marge's car is damaged, and the kids protest the unfairness.

WhereSpringfield police station
DriverChief Wiggum
Positionact1 · setup
ThreadCurfew hits the kids

Key lines

from this scene
07:23

Any kid caught on the street after dark will be shot,

07:39

Look what those rotten kids did to my car! (crying)

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Beats

07:18Wiggum imposes curfew blaming kids

Scene in the episode

06:55–07:46
A · Isotopes win and vandalism
B · Curfew hits the kids
C · Kids fight back with secrets

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