It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to:
(A) Commit an assault, or an assault on any person;
(B) Engage in any fight in a public place, except when doing so in self-defense;
(C) Remain in any public place after being told to leave by one authorized to give such an order;
(D) Conduct himself or herself in any public place, or join with one or more other persons in a public place, if he or she knows or should know that singly or together with others with whom he or she has joined, he or she is unreasonably obstructing the free and uninterrupted passage of the public along any street or sidewalk; provided, that this division (D) is not to be interpreted to conflict with the regulations of the National Labor Relations Board regarding picketing and labor disputes;
(E) Persistent disturbing the public peace and quiet by loud or aggressive conduct, having once been clearly informed by persons affected that he or she is, in fact, unreasonably causing such a disturbance; provided, however, that notice need not be given when such persons affected reasonably believe that to do so would constitute a risk to their personal safety;
(F) Persistent disturbing the peace and orderly conduct of any meeting or any public body, or any meeting open to the general public, by any conduct or communication which by its very existence inflicts injury or tends to incite an immediate breach of peace or which prevents the peaceful and orderly conduct of such meeting after having been clearly informed that he or she is, in fact, unreasonably causing such disturbance;
(G) Knowingly transport any person, for consideration, or the offer of consideration, to a place where the business of prostitution, gambling, or illegal sale of liquor is carried on for the purpose of enabling such person to be a customer of any such business;
(H) Knowingly harass any other person. HARASS is defined as any repeated, nonverbal conduct which is specifically intended to frighten, embarrass, or anger the person or persons who are the object of such conduct, or which the person accused has reason to know is likely to produce such reactions or any repeated verbal communication which by its very utterance inflicts injury or incites an immediate breach of the peace;
(I) Urinate or defecate on any public street or sidewalk, or on the floor of that part of any building open to the public, or any other place in view of the public not specifically designed for that purpose;
(J) Throw any object from any moving vehicle, or toward any person or moving vehicle, if he or she knows or should know that damage to personal property, or alarm which may forcibly produce damage to a person or property, is likely to result;
(K) Knowingly destroy, damage, or deface, or remove any public property or any property that is not his or her own;
(L) Summon without good reason therefor by telephone or otherwise, the Police or Fire Department, any private or public ambulance, or any other service of any kind, to go to any address where the service call is not needed; or
(M) For the purpose of this section PUBLIC PLACE means any street, alley, park, government- owned or government-controlled building, common hallway, or public room, or any other place to which the public has lawful access, as well as any motor vehicle used to provide public transportation.
(1984 Code, § 4-02-02-070) (Ord. 13, passed 10-19-1970; Ord. 121, passed 11-24-1981; Ord. 218, passed 11-12-1991; Ord. 320, passed 12-24-1998; Ord. 326, passed 9-2-1999) Penalty, see § 131.99