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2026-09-03 01:47
Colorado mob of 500 teens swarm Burger King, supermarket in chaotic shopping center takeover
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- NBC NewsLean left
Hundreds of teens swarmed a shopping center in Colorado in what’s been dubbed a ‘‘takeover.’ It’s part of a growing trend where streets and businesses are overrun, usually organized on social media. NBC News' Steve Patterson reports.
Watch at youtube.com → - New York PostLean right
A mob of 500 out-of-control teens took over a shopping complex afternoon, packing into restaurants and stores, erupting into fights, stealing items and damaging property.
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An unruly mob of 500 teenagers swarmed a Colorado Burger King and supermarket in a chaotic "takeover" on Sunday. The post Watch: Mob of 500 Teens Swarm Colorado Burger King, Supermarket in Chaotic ‘Takeover’ appeared first on Breitbart .
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NBC NewsLean left
Hundreds of teens swarm Colorado shopping center for so-called ‘takeover’
Watch at youtube.com →BreitbartRight
Watch: Mob of 500 Teens Swarm Colorado Burger King, Supermarket in Chaotic 'Takeover'
Read at breitbart.com →New York PostLean right
Colorado mob of 500 teens swarm Burger King, supermarket in chaotic shopping center takeover
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