Patrick Withrow News Today

A series of sideshows wreaked havoc around the Bay Area over the weekend.

Law enforcement agencies up and down the state have been cracking down on this illegal activity, but it is also impacting the car community.

Police say Erick Romero Quintana used his electronic devices to invite thousands of people to street takeovers, leading to violent crimes.

The sheriff of California's San Joaquin County shared some bad news with the owners of 88 cars that were towed and impounded after a major street-takeover bust last Friday in Stockton.Seems the little angels in the illegal "sideshow" — which typically consists of meeting at a predetermined intersect...

The 88 people who had their cars impounded during a massive sideshow bust in Stockton may never get them back as they are being searched for evidence. The sheriff will decide what to do with them once charges are filed.

The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office is switching to a heavier response tactic to sideshows in an effort to curb street takeovers.

Back on February 3, the San Joaquin County Sideshow Taskforce made a huge bust, arresting 150 people and seizing 88 cars that were part of a huge street takeover event. Apparently, the owners of those seized cars have been calling and whining about getting them back, so Sheriff Patrick Withrow shared a brutally honest message with them via Instagram recently. Teen in BMW leads Florida police on chase just for “fun.” In a recorded video, he informed the owners of those 88 vehicles t...

The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office does not plan on returning almost 90 vehicles seized after a massive sideshow bust over the weekend.

"They can stop calling. Those vehicles will be held by us until those court cases have been settled," Sheriff Patrick Withrow said in a video on Facebook.

(FOX40.COM) — Days after over 80 vehicles were towed during a sideshow in Stockton, San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office said that no one will be getting their cars back anytime soon. “We’re getting a tremendous amount of calls from people wanting their vehicles back,” said San Joaquin County Sheriff Patrick Withrow. “To those people who’s […]