[WATCH] Huge Mob Flashes California 7-Eleven
and Picks It Clean
Posted By: Hazymac, 8/20/2022 9:17:40 AM
“Street takeovers” are becoming quite common in Los Angeles and big cities. A mob of people and cars, responding to a prompt on social media, show up at an intersection and raise holy hell. Police try to break it up but are usually far too late. Such was the case on August 15 when a flash mob showed up at Figueroa Street and El Segundo Boulevard. After a few minutes of causing mayhem on the streets, they moved into a 7-Eleven store like a swarm of locusts. They picked it clean of anything of value in a matter of minutes. CBSNews: “Cars were just going everywhere,” said neighbor Lisa Trafton.
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Some areas have so many feral criminals running around, it is well nigh impossible for retail businesses to remain. When the perpetrators of "street takeovers" are unafraid of any consequences, entire cities become unlivable sewers of rampant crime. These takeovers are starting to involve carjackings and armed robbery of anyone happening by. How could these brazen criminals be made to be afraid? Only after the worst of them pay the ultimate price and just get shot down by retailers, customers, and would be victims who have finally had enough of the lawlessness.