Nine people were arrested, one firearm was recovered and hundreds of citations were issued after a street takeover this weekend inside the old Carousel Mall parking structure in San Bernardino. Between 9 p.m. Saturday to 3 a.m. Sunday, officers responded to reports of the takeover, where roughly 200 vehicles, including motorcycles, showed up in the parking structure, San Bernardino police Sgt. Christopher Gray said. The mall was permanently closed in 2017 and demolished in 2023. Video footage from OnScene.TV shows police and California Highway Patrol officers issuing citations while cars revved their engines in the background. A total of 201 citations was issued, 20 vehicles were impounded, and one firearm was recovered, Gray added. Nine people were arrested, though details about the grounds for their arrests were not released. No injuries were reported. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | More progress made on Palisades, Eaton fires, as strong winds to hit again Monday Crime and Public Safety | Another round of ‘extreme’ Santa Ana winds raises fire danger for already reeling LA region Crime and Public Safety | Tens of thousands in Southern California could lose power starting Monday with return of high winds Crime and Public Safety | Pacific Palisades evacuation order came after homes were already burning, AP finds Crime and Public Safety | Firefighters make progress battling Palisades and Eaton fires as more evacuations lifted