May 20, 2025 - 08:51

Oklahoma City Police arrested more than 150 individuals, including 40 juveniles, at a local business suspected of hosting illegal street races. The operation unfolded late Saturday night, as officers responded to reports of dangerous driving and large gatherings in the area. Witnesses described a chaotic scene, with multiple vehicles participating in high-speed races, leading to significant safety concerns for both participants and bystanders.
The business owner has publicly denied any wrongdoing, asserting that they were unaware of the illegal activities taking place on their property. Despite this claim, police have indicated that the venue was a known hotspot for street racing, and they are investigating further to determine if any additional charges will be filed against the establishment.
Authorities are emphasizing the importance of public safety and are urging community members to report any suspicious activities related to street racing. The arrests serve as a stark reminder of the risks associated with illegal racing and the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to curb such behavior.
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