TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Tampa police are cracking down on dangerous packs of bike riders who are taking over streets in South Tampa. On Wednesday night, police used their helicopter and a number of ground units to put the brakes on a pack of more than 200 riders.

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The deal between Benchmark and Vinik Sports Group, terms of which were not disclosed, includes $3 million in community contributions.

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It was chaos on two wheels Wednesday as police say a group of about 200 riders took over city streets, weaving through traffic, running red lights and even riding against traffic.

The Tampa Police Department said the incident occurred around 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Police said more than 200 people were part of this massive group on bikes, scooters, e-bikes and dirt bikes.

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A second suspect has been arrested more than two years after a drive-by shooting outside a Tampa apartment complex that left 29-year-old Leon Michael Washington dead.

The Tampa Police Department said the shooting occurred around 10:20 a.m. at the Silver Oaks Apartments on 4201 Kenneth Court.

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