Another night of chaos plagued Philadelphia as large crowds brought potential danger to at least one neighborhood in what appears to be a common occurrence over the past several months.
Smoke from the vehicles' tires fill the air as sparklers were lit in the middle of the road shut down by the spectacle.
Philadelphia police are later seen responding to the disturbance as crowds start to disperse, however, authorities have to release any information related to the incident. "Once again, our great city of Philadelphia was under siege by criminal activity involving illegal, street-racing," said FOP Lodge #5 President John McNesby. "Another weekend of Philadelphia and state police officers putting themselves in danger to curb this criminal behavior."
This is the latest in a rash of illegal driving and large gatherings popping up across the city. In April,
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