Five Arrested in Multi-Agency Crackdown on Illegal Street Racing in North Charleston
A coordinated June 27 operation led to five arrests after investigators found organized street racers performing burnouts, doughnuts and speed contests in a Camp Hall parking lot.
On June 27, a multi-jurisdictional enforcement operation involving NCPD and regional partners resulted in five arrests for violating the South Carolina Roadway Protection and Safety Act after officers observed organized street racers performing burnouts, doughnuts and speed contests in a private Camp Hall parking lot. Months of undercover investigation and intelligence — including an earlier observation of a vehicle traveling over 100 mph on I-26 weaving through traffic — led officers to secure the scene; Deputy Chief Rick Keys announced the arrests and NCPD reaffirmed its commitment to working with partner agencies to curb dangerous street racing.