Pico Rivera looking to crack down on street takeovers by fining spectators, impounding vehicles
On Tuesday, the Pico Rivera city council passed an ordinance to stop street takeovers from happening in the city."That's making a bold statement that they are partnering with law enforcement agencies to say that we are supporting you in what you do and we are going to increase the consequences for doing this type of illegal activity," said Captain Jodi Hutak with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department station in Pico Rivera.
Along with the fine, spectators would also face a misdemeanor charge. Plus, law enforcement would be able to confiscate the car involved. "This would also deal with the issues regarding property damage in our city streets as well as some of our residence," said City Manager Steve Carmona."It's needed. As you can see, it's increased. Social media makes it very difficult for us to monitor. So we need to send a strong message and that is don't do this our community," said Carmona.
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