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Hot-toddy1234 t1_j87h9bb wrote

Reply to comment by kokoromelody in Hit and run at Taqueria Downtown at Grand and Grove by AmeliaHeff

There was a fight between staff and patrons. Apparently the staff cut off a group of patrons and they didn’t take it well. Fight spilled out into the street where an SUV was idling on Grove. Someone jumped in the SUV and attempted to run over the group fighting. They hit a couple people and then started doing donuts in the Grove/Grand intersection. Sped up and down grand a few times and while trying to drive away reversed straight into the building. A bunch of cars on grand seem to have been sideswiped but I have not heard an update on whether they caught the guy. Insane.

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whybother5000 t1_j88f2i6 wrote

That is so messed up. Aggravated assault, attempted vehicular manslaughter, these are not small crimes. What kind of trash would do this?

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SyndicalistCPA t1_j89hh81 wrote

> What kind of trash would do this?

The kind that had to be cut-off at a restuarant.

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Anonymous1985388 t1_j8983py wrote

Can also throw in thousands of dollars of repairs to a building and to cars. And I don’t know if there’s a crime committed by causing all that damage and then driving away? Like causing several thousand $s in damage and driving away?

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whybother5000 t1_j89brpc wrote

Just walked past the place. Open for business still but workmen are doing repairs. These criminals wrecked it up good.

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Investorgator t1_j89fmul wrote

They had this place back and operational in less time than it took Amy Degise to report her own hit and run.

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Jahooodie t1_j8a9lw7 wrote

HOW though? I saw them working on it around noon, pieces were literally coming down in chunks letting me see through into the kitchen. Dang that's commitment

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StoryofTheGhost33 t1_j88w6nb wrote

Did they put out a description of the people involved? Seems odd nobody mentioned it.

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Ilanaspax t1_j894zlm wrote

Are you new here? This really isn’t that shocking when you pay attention to criminal activity across the entire city.

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