Thugs Who Demolished DC Chipotle In Viral ‘Teen Takeover’ Still On The Run

Washington, D.C. and federal authorities are still searching for a group of young boys seen on video ransacking a Chipotle restaurant on Saturday.

D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) and the FBI releasedphotos on Tuesday of four suspects in the chaotic brawl that occurred in the district’s Navy Yard neighborhood. Footage posted online showed the perpetrators punching one another, throwing furniture and jumping on tables as bystanders stood trapped in the restaurant with small children.

The viral fight, dubbed a “teen takeover,” prompted U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro to highlight rampant juvenile crime in the nation’s capital and threaten charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for parents.

“Witnesses reported one group of juveniles were inside of the establishment when another group entered and a fight broke out immediately,” the MPD said. Participants in the brawl left the Chipotle by the time the MPD had arrived in response to a call about the incident, the department said Tuesday. Authorities are seeking their arrest on assault charges.

The photos officials released show four of an unspecified number of suspects in the brawl. The FBI and MPD are offering a $6,000 combined reward for information leading to their arrests and convictions, the agencies said.