At least five such mobs have gathered in Philly in the past year, all leaving property damage or injuries in their wake, after hundreds of teenagers communicating by text message, Twitter, Facebook and other social media spread the word for everyone to show up at a designated spot.
…it’s thrilling, it’s fun, and they can turn on the TV the next day and say, ‘I was there.’”Philadelphia is stepping up enforcement and ratcheting up penalties against juveniles in an effort to put an end to the roving groups wreaking havoc in downtown business and tourist districts.Sponsored LinksTitan Stocks - Free Penny Stock…
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