Street Takeover And Stolen Muscle Cars Lead To Multiple Arrests

Aug 1, 2023 1 min read
Street Takeover And Stolen Muscle Cars Lead To Multiple Arrests

The most unlikeable people on the planet are at it again.


Five individuals have been apprehended by Dallas police in connection with a street takeover incident, during which two stolen muscle cars were discovered. The suspects, all under the age of 21, with two being minors, are believed to be part of a group known for organizing such takeovers in the past.

The incident, which occurred on Saturday, July 8th, involved a crowd gathering around cars performing dangerous stunts, including donuts, at the intersection of N. Beach St. and N. Tarrant Parkway in Ford Worth. Authorities had received a tip about the potential occurrence of the event and were prepared to respond.

Video footage captured by a bystander caught in the spectacle revealed the police's intervention with a gray Dodge Challenger. According to Fort Worth Police Officer Buddy Calzada, the situation escalated into a police chase following the initial interaction.

The group's activities had raised suspicion in the past, and it seems that their involvement in a previous street takeover led to their exposure and subsequent arrest. Law enforcement agencies remain vigilant in curbing such reckless behavior on the streets and will continue to take necessary action to ensure public safety.

The recovered stolen muscle cars will be returned to their rightful owners, while the suspects will face charges for their involvement in the illegal activities. Police are urging the public to report any suspicious behavior or street takeover events to assist in preventing further incidents and protecting the community from potential dangers.

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