‘Bullets don’t have eyes.’

People living on Cleveland’s east side are calling for stronger enforcement and a long-term fix after a series of Fourth of July weekend street takeovers that led to gunfire, property damage and fear throughout several neighboring streets.

Several neighbors who contacted News 5 described the gatherings as “sheer chaos,” saying hundreds of people flooded residential streets, trapping families in their homes and turning what began as a holiday celebration into something very dangerous.

Many of them tell us they’re worried this is bound to happen again…

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