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Street Takeover Chaos in LA: 64 Arrested, No LAPD Action

3/31/2026

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Over 100 young people participated in a street takeover in Los Angeles on March 22, causing chaos at Alondra Boulevard and Figueroa Street.
A black sedan struck a bystander, and a Metro Rapid bus became trapped by the crowd, yet the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) made no arrests.
In a related event in Carson, authorities arrested 64 spectators and towed 25 vehicles.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman is pushing for higher fines for repeat offenders involved in street takeovers.

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Over 100 young people participated in a street takeover in Los Angeles on March 22, causing chaos at Alondra Boulevard and Figueroa Street.
A black sedan struck a bystander, and a Metro Rapid bus became trapped by the crowd, yet the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) made no arrests.
In a related event in Carson, authorities arrested 64 spectators and towed 25 vehicles.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman is pushing for higher fines for repeat offenders involved in street takeovers.