Sheriff's office in Central Florida Police are searching for 30 people who they say were part of an “intersection takeover” that terrorized drivers and damaged cars.
The mob shut down the intersection of South John Young Parkway and Central Florida Parkway on November 30. Orange County Sheriff's Office (OCSO) he said on Facebook.
The large group “set fire to the road and took advantage of the space allocated for cars to make cakes around the flames,” before harassing innocent drivers and preventing them from passing.
“There's a baby in the car,” someone can be heard shouting in footage of the scene shared by the Sheriff's Office.
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The Orange County Sheriff's Office said the suspects set fire to the middle of a busy Central Florida intersection before baking cupcakes and terrorizing innocent drivers. (Orange County Sheriff's Office)
The suspects “in some cases, boarded the vehicles and damaged them,” OCSO said. The law enforcement agency said “Reckless and violent behaviour It poses a grave danger to society, and it is committed to holding those responsible accountable.
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The suspects can be seen loitering in cars during what sheriff's deputies refer to as the “intersection takeover” on November 30, 2024. (Orange County Sheriff's Office)
Some suspects appeared to have tried to hide their identities, while others took out their mobile phones to record the action.
“I feel very sorry for the people who were out there trying to go about their daily lives and got into that mess,” said Dave Nutting, a law enforcement specialist and retired deputy with the Sheriff's Office. Fox 35 Orlando.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office has shared photos of 30 suspects in hopes the public will help identify them. (Orange County Sheriff's Office)
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No arrests or injuries were reported as a result of the incident.
If anyone recognizes any of the 30 people whose faces were shared in the video, they should call Crimeline at 800-423-8477, the Sheriff's Office said. People who share information with the hotline may remain anonymous.
