California cops write 823 citations in street racing and takeover crackdown.
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Garden Grove’s police force may or may not be taking too much credit for that drop in fatal collisions. So many factors, from random chance to economic activity, can be variables there. But Garden Grove’s increased enforcement against street racing and takeovers is part of a nationwide increase in awareness of these illegal activities.
Street takeovers have also become regular features on many local news programs. This is one from KCBS in Los Angeles. This content is imported from YouTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. With a population of more than 170,000, Garden Grove isn’t small, but it’s hardly huge either. That’s a lot of citations for a month or so of effort. Takeovers may be a relatively new twist, but street racing has been around since the invention of running. It’s unlikely to end any time soon. Tamping it down, however, may be possible.
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