NEW TRI-STATE DEFENDER — “The things we have seen among our juveniles has just really alarmed all Memphians. The thing that we do know, if they’re (youths) in the house a lot of this wouldn’t be happening,” said committee chair Rhonda Logan, who sponsored the resolution. “If they were home under parental supervision, some of these things wouldn’t be happening – these violent crimes we are talking about today.” | By James Coleman | New Tri-State Defender After a year of exponential growth in youth curfew violations and after-hours crime incidents committed by youthful offenders, the Memphis City Council’s Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee adopted a resolution Tuesday (Sept. 27), asking the Memphis Police Department to curb city teens’ nocturnal outings. The council is