09.12.2025 18:45
A group of 20 to 30 cyclists, reportedly organized through social media, looted a 7-Eleven store in Los Angeles, USA, during the night. Security camera footage and images from bystanders' cell phones captured the incident, showing numerous individuals entering the store simultaneously and stealing products from the shelves.
A group of cyclists, reportedly gathered after calls shared on social media, staged a sudden raid on a 7-Eleven store in Los Angeles. The group, which quickly turned into a crowd, entered the store, looted the products from the shelves, and fled rapidly. The moments of the incident were recorded by nearby citizens and security cameras.
THE DAMAGE IS GREAT
As the store became crowded in a short time, it was determined that the group quickly exited with food, drinks, and various products taken from the shelves. It was reported that the employees in the store were not harmed during the incident, but there was material damage to the business.
Footage also showed a person at the scene directing the group to exit while recording the events. Although it was suggested that this person's intervention partially affected the movement of the crowd, officials did not make an official statement regarding the accuracy of this detail.
POLICE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
The Los Angeles Police Department announced that it has launched an investigation into this incident, along with other 7-Eleven cases targeting young groups on bicycles carried out in a similar manner. The police requested the public's help in identifying the individuals seen in the footage.
Following the rapid spread of the incident on social media, it was noted that the officials of the store chain are evaluating the increase of security measures.