Officials: 4 arrested in Stratford street takeover
Police say when they arrived several hundred vehicles were involved in the takeover.
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8h agoStratford police say four people were arrested in an early Sunday morning street takeover.
Authorities say shortly after midnight, police responded to a shopping center located at 200 East Main St., on a report of an illegal street takeover.
Police say when they arrived several hundred vehicles were involved in the takeover.
They say while dispersing the large gathering of vehicles and pedestrians, officers arrested four people.
They were charged with breach of peace and issued an Oct. 16 court date.
All four were released after posting a $2,500 bail.
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