Minneapolis police opened fire hydrants and flooded some downtown Minneapolis streets Sunday night to deter people who were drag racing, according to WCCO-TV.
Minneapolis police opened fire hydrants to deter drag racing on Sunday night
Some of the drivers were also spinning the tires on their vehicles.
September 7, 2020 at 3:56AM
A Facebook livestream showed a group of vehicles also spinning their tires on Hennepin Avenue, clogging traffic and filling the air with smoke.
The group had come from a car show and school supplies giveaway on Nicollet Island, WCCO reported.
Later Sunday night, KARE-TV tweeted that the drag racing was a protest that began after the Nicollet Island event. The station also reported that no one was injured or arrested.
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