LA Street Takeover Crackdown Ends with Dozens Arrested and Hundreds Cited
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In a weekend crackdown dubbed 'Operation Street Sweeper,' Los Angeles police arrested 66 people and issued about 570 citations at four illegal street-takeover events in Harbor Gateway, with more than 700 people gathered at a South Figueroa/West Alondra intersection around 2 a.m. One hundred+ vehicles were towed, seven firearms and nitrous oxide canisters were recovered, and the youngest attendee was 11. LAPD and Mayor Karen Bass pledged ongoing enforcement to deter future takeovers.
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- LAPD makes nearly 70 arrests in massive Harbor Gateway street takeover bust; 570 citations issued for spectators ABC7 Los Angeles
- Massive street takeover leads to hundreds cited, dozens arrested in Harbor Gateway Daily Breeze
- Los Angeles police issue more than 500 citations, tow hundreds of cars during street takeover bust: "This is only the beginning" cbsnews.com
- LAPD busts massive street takeover in South Bay, impounding more than 100 cars Los Angeles Times
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