Behind the rise of teen takeovers and how some cities are cracking down
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Behind the rise of teen takeovers and how some cities are cracking down.
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cities are trying to crack down on so-called teen takeovers, when large groups of young people gather in a public place, often in response to online invites.
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Some of the events have ended with violence and arrests.
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Mark Strassmann shows how some cities are responding.
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