Good work, though the headline seems a bit hyperbole. Only 3 arrested for the criminal offense that threatens the public, actual racing; not that the others involved shouldn't pay a civil penalty for supporting such. What's concerning is that this report documents that this type of activity has gone on at the very same location for "decades". With that said, this should probably fall more in the category of routine policing.  But if this is to be thought of as a "coup" by law enforcement, that's troubling to say the least. On another note, I am pleased to read that the fleeing stolen vehicle did not end up in another death tragedy like happened recently with McDade. I do not support this crime or the criminals, but I don't think it reaches the level of offense (it's only property) to put anyone at serious risk for death or injury be it the criminals, the police officers, or the public.