Dangerous street takeovers occurred in Los Angeles County overnight. The incidents happened in Watts and Northridge. Authorities are working to curb these types of events across the county. Police are involved in efforts to address the issue. Further details about the street takeovers and the authorities' response are available from local news sources, including ABC7 Los Angeles.
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