Perth Amboy police issue more than a dozen summons for popup street takeover
Videos posted on social media showed several vehicles doing donuts at the base of the Victory Bridge.
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Mar 19, 2024, 9:51 AM
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Updated 39 days ago
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One person was arrested, and his car was impounded. Deyvi Navarette-Menjivar, 21, of Plainfield, was charged with disorderly conduct and interference of transportation. He awaits a court appearance.
Police now say that more than a dozen summonses were issued and that more citations are expected.
Police say that two vehicles were hit by debris and there was a minor crash involving a vehicle that was fleeing the scene.
Videos posted on social media showed several vehicles doing donuts at the base of the Victory Bridge, blocking traffic in all four directions for nearly 20 minutes.
Anyone who might have more information about the incident is urged to call Detective Sgt. Pineiro at 732-324-3813.
