Street racing is dangerous, and the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office warns that it is prohibited in their jurisdiction. Deputies cited two individuals for participating in an illegal speed contest on private property previously linked to unlawful racing, according to a Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office social media post.
The alert came after reports of suspected street racing near Ward and Sperry avenues in Patterson. Deputy Garcia stopped two vehicles traveling over 90 mph while a crowd watched. 'Think twice about unlawful racing in Stanislaus County,' the sheriff’s office warned. The drivers were cited for illegal racing, and their vehicles were impounded.
Both vehicles involved in the illegal racing were seized and towed. The enforcement is part of the department’s zero-tolerance policy on illegal racing, the sheriff’s office said, citing the potential dangers such events pose.
The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office urged the public to report any suspected unlawful racing or sideshow activity. The department said it is committed to enforcing laws against illegal racing and taking swift action against violators.
Authorities are cracking down on illegal street racing, and the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office encourages the public to stay vigilant and report suspected activity. The full statement is available on the department’s Facebook page.
