Police Shut Down Wild Street Takeover After Nearly 100 Bikers Swarm City

Street takeovers continue to spread across the United States, and they’re no longer limited to cars spinning in circles for social media clout. In Massachusetts, only weeks after more than 100 people attacked police cruisers during a chaotic takeover, another wave has arrived—this time featuring four-wheelers, dirt bikes, ebikes, and motorcycles joining in.

According to the Fall River Police Department, one recent illegal event involved somewhere between 50 and 100 riders. Five of the participants were arrested and are now behind bars. Officers say they intend to be better prepared for the next event, bringing greater numbers and a stronger show of force.

Authorities report that the latest incident unfolded on a Sunday afternoon. Large groups of riders reportedly ignored stop signs and traffic lights, weaving through intersections and blocking streets. This activity went on for multiple hours, from around 3:15 p.m. until about 6 p.m.

As the event continued, police officers gathered and attempted to bring it to an end. While they didn’t catch many riders, they did manage to arrest five individuals. The five men, aged between 19 and 36 years old, face numerous charges, including negligent operation, failure to stop, disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace, conspiracy, resisting arrest, and violations related to unregistered or uninsured vehicles.

One suspect, 36-year-old Jerron Butler, is also accused of assault and battery on an officer. In total, officers seized four motorcycles, an ATV, and a scooter believed to have been used during the event.

The department’s public statement took an unusually blunt tone:
“These are not merely bikers peacefully enjoying a law-abiding ride through our city. These are chaotic groups that block streets, operate recklessly, and hinder the safe travel of those around them.”

Videos shared by officers on duty and local residents show the gang of riders filling the street and disregarding lawful orders. One clip shows one of the five men being arrested as officers swarmed him.

Police ended their statement by addressing those in the public who complained about the takeover:
“We hear your concerns. We’re fed up too. We will have more friends to help us for the next event.”

Credit: Fall River PD.
https://www.carscoops.com/2025/11/police-shut-down-wild-street-takeover-after-bikers-swarm-city/

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