<div class="chunk-title">Sec. 38-101. - Prohibited acts.</div>
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               (a)
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               It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in any of the following acts of disorderly
               conduct:
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               (1)
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               To defecate or urinate outside the confines of a building such that the activity is
               observable by the public.
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               (2)
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               To engage in any riotous or otherwise violent activity that injures another person
               or another's property or presents a reasonable apprehension of injury to another person
               or another's property.
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               (3)
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               To fail to disperse if any law enforcement officer issues such a command in situations
               where the officer reasonably believes that a riot or otherwise violent activity is
               occurring or there exists a threat of imminent violence.
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               (b)
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               It is the expressed intent of the board of commissioners that this section be supplemental
               and additional to the common law and other ordinances and statutes of the county and
               shall not be deemed to abrogate, abolish or supplant any ordinance, statute or common
               law offense.
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               (Code 1978, Â§ 12-121)
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