A business in East Los Angeles was targeted during a street takeover. The AutoZone store was broken into and suffered damage. The incident occurred as part of a larger disturbance in the area. Details of the event are limited, but it is known that the store was ransacked. For more information on the break-in and street takeover, readers can refer to the full report from ABC7 Los Angeles.
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An AutoZone store in East Los Angeles was broken into and ransacked during a street takeover.
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