Shootout erupts at massive LA street takeover, leaving 4 injured

Reality TV star Spencer Pratt condemns the dangerous street racing event

Apr. 13, 2026 at 1:09pm

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An extreme close-up photograph of a spent bullet casing on the ground, conceptually illustrating the violence and danger of an illegal street racing event.The aftermath of a violent street takeover incident exposes the dangerous reality of illegal street racing in Los Angeles.Los Angeles Today

A large crowd gathered for a street takeover event in Rosemead, California early Sunday morning, leading to a shootout that left four people injured. Reality TV personality Spencer Pratt, who lives in the Los Angeles area, condemned the dangerous street racing activities.

Why it matters

Street takeovers have become an increasing problem in Los Angeles, with participants blocking off intersections to perform dangerous stunts and races. These events often lead to violence, property damage, and put innocent bystanders at risk.

The details

According to reports, a large crowd had gathered to watch cars perform stunts and donuts at the intersection in Rosemead. At some point, a fight broke out and gunshots were fired, leaving four people with non-life-threatening injuries. Police are still investigating the incident and searching for the shooter.

  • The street takeover occurred early Sunday morning, around 1:30 AM.

The players

Spencer Pratt

A reality TV personality who lives in the Los Angeles area and condemned the dangerous street racing event.

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What’s next

Police are continuing to investigate the shooting and search for the perpetrator. They are also working to crack down on the growing problem of illegal street takeovers in the Los Angeles area.

The takeaway

This incident highlights the serious public safety risks posed by street takeovers, which have become an increasing problem in Los Angeles. Authorities will need to take stronger action to prevent these dangerous events and hold participants accountable.