The chaos unfolds in the center of Los Angeles as the great mafia vandalized a police car, a train, a business

Employees had to make a fight line to clear a large crowd that vandalized a metro train, a police car and several businesses in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday night.

A spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to KTLA that the units were sent up to 1700 block of Trinity Avenue near Washington Boulevard for a group that is transferred to the area around 10:00 pm

“The group vandalized a train on the subway of Washington Boulevard. They also vandalized some businesses in the area,” the spokesman said.

Video from the scene received from KTLA shows dozens of vandals that break through the slowly moving metro train and spray it as it stops.

“Around midnight, approximately 50 offenders blocked two trains traveling north and south at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Maple Street, south of the center of Los Angeles,” said the KTLA. Operators or passengers were not injured and the service was delayed for about 20 minutes. “

Several people were also seen to vandalize a car on a LAPD squad – even posing for pictures in front of her, shooting fireworks, kicking him and spraying it, painting it when the officers began to withdraw. Many of those who did not actively participate in vandalism record the chaos of their mobile phones.

Numerous businesses in the area were also scratched graffiti on them, including Panda Express, WABA grill, a dialysis clinic and a medical building, among others.

News Stringer Service Onsceneet’s footage even shows that the fire department slow down the sidewalk. At least one person was seen scaled the pole to get a better look at the chaos from above.

Employees who were positioned in the Riot Gear area eventually announced an illegal meeting and formed a fight line. By 1 am, the group cleared the area, the LAPD spokesman said.

Metro added that LAPD continues to investigate the incident and that each with additional information is called to contact LAPD criminal stoppers at 800-222-Tips (800-222-8477).

There was no information showing that arrests had been made from 15:00 Sunday.

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