Total Anarchy Erupts After Street Takeover in Los Angeles, Mob Loots 7-Eleven
On Monday, a mob conducted a “street takeover” in Los Angeles and then robbed a convenience store. At around 12:40 a.m., a group of motorists blocked traffic so that other drivers could do donuts in an intersection…

On Monday, a mob conducted a “street takeover” in Los Angeles and then robbed a convenience store.
At around 12:40 a.m., a group of motorists blocked traffic so that other drivers could do donuts in an intersection, according to a Los Angeles Police Department news release.
Spectators then proceeded to loot a nearby 7-Eleven.
“They violently and unabashedly helped themselves to snacks, smokes, refreshing beverages, lottery tickets, and more,” Los Angeles magazine reported.
“Naturally, the store was also vandalized, while looters pelted the lone employee with goods. The employee said he feared for his life.”
Security footage of the shocking scene was released Thursday and has been circulating online.
“It turns into an angry, somewhat mob mentality. They come inside the store, they start ransacking the place, taking everything, whatever they can,” LAPD Detective Ryan Moreno said during a Thursday news conference, according to KTLA-TV



