Bay Area residents said they are concerned after multiple sideshows were reported this weekend across the Bay Area, including on Valencia Street in the Mission District of San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO â 'It was about 3 a.m. Sunday morning, and I assumed they probably arranged that to meet at 3 a.m. on a sideshow,' said James Phil, a resident of San Francisco .Phil described an unusual night in his neighborhood, which he has called home for the past nine years. Dozens of cars were seen performing doughnuts near Valencia and Cesar Chavez Streets. The aftermath left residents like Phil unsettled.'I was asleep. I wasn't partying, and I woke up.
According to Phil, the police managed to scare the sideshow participants away, but it took at least 15 minutes. He believes the response should have been faster.In a pre-recorded video, San Francisco Police Department Chief Bill Scott explained the situation.'San Francisco Police Department learned about the meet up location and was standing by.
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