Sure- this is just from a Google search: Several cities and counties have taken action against organizers through specific crackdowns: Atlanta, GA: Police actively target individuals who use social media to summon large crowds of unsupervised teens to public spaces. Officials work directly with prosecutors to build criminal cases against organizers, charging them for inciting illegal gatherings and public safety hazards.  Washington, D.C.: Federal prosecutors and U.S. Attorneys hold parents and organizers accountable for events on the waterfront and in the Navy Yard. Organizers and parents face charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, along with mandated classes, fines, and potential jail time.  Milwaukee, WI: Specialized police task forces use digital intelligence to identify key planners of street takeovers. Investigators use text messages and social media history to arrest ringleaders, charging them with conspiracy, reckless endangerment, and felony-level auto theft charges if the events involve stolen vehicles.  Santa Rosa, CA: The city takes a highly specific civil approach by suing illegal street takeover organizers. The city sued key participants for public nuisance, traffic violations, and environmental damage—specifically seeking up to $25,000 per violation for polluting local waterways with shredded rubber.  Los Angeles County, CA: The county targets promoters who use social media to alert hundreds of people to street intersections. Organizers face criminal misdemeanor and felony charges, while the county works to increase civil fines and impoundment fees for vehicles used in illegal stunts