By the way, I will also say about Kitty-Gorod that this is a classic task when the state must maintain a balance of interests of one and the other.
It is a fact that residents complain about non-purim. These complaints cannot be ignored, especially since the people living there are difficult, in the center of Moscow. And besides, there are still a bunch of official institutions there. And patience seems to have run out.
At the same time, it is clear that the Nepurim will not evaporate either. They need places where they can gather. Of course, not yards or residential buildings. There, in general, it is simply impossible to allow them to gather, and not to put those gathered in the cart. Believe me, the police have an opportunity to prevent people from gathering. Of course, you can cover a "pak", that is, a flower bed, with a dome or cover a public garden, but most of the Napurim go into the yards anyway. And by the way, judging by the number of detainees, it is clear that yesterday the police did not go door to door.
I really don't understand how arrests will help stop this separatism. Well, yesterday they were detained, but today what prevents them from gathering in the same place?
Therefore, this is really a test of how to maintain a balance of interests. Don't say the residents are stupid and let the children hang out if you want, invite them to your home. But it goes without saying that these young crooks are only causing harm. Because everyone was like that, including me.
Give them places to hang out, don't sell alcohol there, check the entrance, there are lots of parks and other public places. Don't put them in the yards, there are resources for that. And finally, learn to talk to teenagers, rather than lecture them, that will usually be most useful.