Thug Refuses To Pull Up His Pants, So Cops Immediately Teach Him A Swift Lesson For reasons unbeknownst to use, the sagging pants fashion trend has latest for years now. Finally, one South Carolina town has taken a stand to stop the fashion statement in its tracks. According to reports, the Timmonsville Town Council passed an ordinance on Tuesday prohibiting sagging pants, and the violation could result in fines. The measure was introduced and passed 5-1 in an effort to promote self-respect and integrity in the town, Mayor Pro Tem William James Jr. explained. Police officer will not be enforcing the law against any intentional display or undergarments. The language in the measure reads as follows: It shall be unlawful for any person driving or walking in the streets and roads of the Town of Timmonsville to: The first step would be a verbal warming to anyones first violation of the ordinance. The second violation of the no sagging law, the cops can issue a written warning. If violators still refuse to comply, they can be issued a citation and a fine ranging from $100 to $600. 