New at 11, it's happened again. Teens going on a wild rampage, ransacking a Southern California convenience store, taking whatever they can get their hands on. Can anything be done to stop these crimes? I witness news reporter Leanne Souter is live in Lincoln Heights with a new video tonight. Leanne. Mark, that's exactly what the owner of this gas station here wants to know.

He says that takeover happened in just a matter of seconds and says there was nothing they

could do as the store suddenly filled with thieves.

A sudden burst of young thieves as two dozen kids take over the Chevron station in Lincoln

Heights.

Just ambushed the store and ransacked it pretty much.

Owner Jerry Salib says it happened in an instant.

You can see the young boys grabbing boxes full of candy, as many chips as they could carry,

even cases of beer.

Saleeb says they got away with more than $1,200 worth of goods.

When it's a gang of them at 24, 25 people,

it's like an organized crime type of situation, you know?

Like, those 25 kids could easily overpower my cashier.

Thankfully, the cashier wasn't injured.

The drama erupting Thursday evening at Daily in Mission.

You can see the thieves ride up on their bikes and scooters

and run in.

So many packing into the small store,

they were running into each other in the chaos of their crime.

Yeah, got any show for y'all.

Got a damn good show.

Before we get today's video,

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