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More than 80 People Arrested After Street Takeover, Deputies Say
Deputies said 80 adults and multiple juveniles were charged after the takeover, which led to 38 impounded vehicles and 10 firearms seized.
- On Saturday, Sept. 5, the Greenville County Sheriff's Office arrested more than 80 people during a street takeover at the intersection of Locust Hill Road and Fairview Road around 11:30 p.m.
- South Carolina's Roadway Safety and Protection Act, passed in May 2026, criminalizes participating in, organizing, or aiding street takeovers, which include activities like burnouts and drifting.
- Deputies impounded 38 vehicles and seized 10 firearms after investigators discovered burnouts and roadway closures. All arrested face charges of aiding and abetting a street takeover.
- Investigators continue reviewing evidence from the scene, suggesting additional charges may be forthcoming as authorities document the extent of illegal activities.
- Local resident Tiara Pakkala expressed relief that authorities intervened, stating, "I'm glad I didn't step out in the road" and citing concerns about neighborhood safety and children.
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