Dallas expands ‘no cruising’ rule that police say will aid in cracking down on prostitution, sex trafficking
The city law will impact the Harry Hines Boulevard area and expire in January 2022.
Looking South on Harry Hines Blvd at the intersection of Walnut Hill Lane in Dallas Sunday, December 6, 2020. DPD officials are looking to expand a cruising ordinance to the Harry Hines Boulevard to stop drivers who are cruising in areas that have prostitution. (Brandon Wade/Special Contributor)(Brandon Wade / Special Contributor)
The Dallas City Council unanimously approved expanding a law that will allow police to stop and cite drivers spotted circling a section of the northwest part of the city. The goal is to combat prostitution and sex trafficking there.