Chicago police: 1 injured in flash mob
at Bronzeville gas station
Posted By: AltaD, 6/21/2023 1:58:37 PM
Chicago (WLS) -- A flash mob at a South Side gas station drew hundreds of young people and a large police presence Tuesday night. Video from the scene showed some people jumping on cars at the BP gas station near 31st Street and Michigan Avenue. (Snip) "It's embarrassing more than frustrating because there is now justifiable reason for it," a man who lives down the street from the gas station said. "We used to have a sense of pride. Now, we've got young people twerking in the middle of the street. Wilding out. Cursing. Running up and down, jumping on peoples' cars, doing all type of ridiculous things."
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Chicago (WLS) -- A flash mob at a South Side gas station drew hundreds of young people and a large police presence Tuesday night.
Video from the scene showed some people jumping on cars at the BP gas station near 31st Street and Michigan Avenue. (Snip) "It's embarrassing more than frustrating because there is now justifiable reason for it," a man who lives down the street from the gas station said. "We used to have a sense of pride. Now, we've got young people twerking in the middle of the street. Wilding out. Cursing. Running up and down, jumping on peoples' cars, doing all type of ridiculous things."
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I see what Bud Light was trying to do here with the “easy to enjoy” slogan
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This man gets it but the city's "leaders" simply excuse, or ignore, the behavior.