Kick Streamer Records Shocking Moment as Car Crashes into Crowd at Unauthorized Halloween Event

A Terrifying Halloween Incident at Anaheim’s Illegal Street Racing Event

Halloween night in Anaheim took a tragic turn during a livestreamed illegal street racing gathering, commonly referred to as a “Takeover.”Conner, a prominent streamer on Kick, was present among a bustling crowd of costumed attendees when the chaos unfolded.

What Are Street Takeovers?

Takeover events attract car enthusiasts and thrill-seekers who gather in public spaces to showcase their driving skills, engaging in activities like drifting and performing donuts. However, these events frequently draw criticism for their dangerous nature and potential for violence, as seen in recent occurrences.

Details of the Incident

At approximately 2 AM, while drifting near a group of spectators, a driver lost control and crashed into several attendees, sending bodies flying and creating an atmosphere of panic and confusion.

Driver runs over people on Kick stream — Captured Moment on Kick Stream

Eyewitnesses reported that the driver hit several people before fleeing the scene, raising urgent alarms among participants. Conner, livestreaming the event, captured the harrowing moments and expressed his shock at the unfolding disaster, declaring, “Oh no! There’s still a guy under it!”

The Aftermath

In the aftermath, attendees rushed to assist the injured, with some clambering onto the vehicle in an attempt to stop it, while others sought to escape the chaos. Unfortunately, the panic left many visibly shaken, and the situation highlighted the risks associated with such reckless gatherings.

Kick streamer banned after takeover — Conner’s Ban Announcement

Due to the graphic nature of the incident, Conner faced a one-week suspension from the platform, which he addressed on Instagram. He lamented the severity of the event, extending condolences to victims and their families, while expressing concern for those hospitalized, with reports indicating at least five casualties requiring medical attention.

Official Reactions and Consequences

Despite online rumors, Anaheim Police confirmed that no fatalities have been officially reported in connection to the incident, although two 19-year-old pedestrians were hospitalized, and their conditions were described as stable.

These street takeover events have caught the attention of California Governor Gavin Newsom, who has vowed to implement stricter regulations against such dangerous activities. He stated, “Our message to potential participants is clear: harsher penalties are forthcoming, which may include vehicle confiscation.”

As investigations continue, law enforcement has not yet made any arrests, and the driver remains at large, complicating efforts to bring accountability to the tragic event.

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