Maloney residents report phone, internet woes during curfew
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November 15, 2026
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Matthew Peters, president of the Maloney Gardens Community Council, has condemned the 9 pm to 5 am curfew, claiming that designating their community a closed area treats residents like guinea pigs to test the reach of the Special Operations Bill.
Peters said the curfew has extended far beyond restricting their movements, as some residents have been experiencing dropped calls and poor internet service.
Others have also been denied permits, and businesses have suffered sales losses.
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