Unruly East Los Angeles Dodgers fans celebrated the team’s victory Saturday with a street takeover that involved fireworks on Whittier Boulevard and donuts in the middle of intersections, leading to a response from law enforcement.

Now the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department warns fans to celebrate responsibly as the Boys in Blue continue to compete for a World Series title against the New York Yankees.

Dodgers fans cheered at several bars to celebrate the team’s victory in Game 2 of the World Series. Annette Arreola reports for Today in LA on Sunday, October 27, 2024.

In a social media post, LASD encouraged the public to cheer for the team and celebrate them when they win; but the ministry also issued a warning.

“Unruly and illegal behavior will not be tolerated,” the sheriff’s department said online.

“This is a moment of pride and unity for the community as we support our home team; however, it is essential that this is done safely,” the LASD said in a statement.

Among the illegal behaviors noted by the department and which it condemns are vandalism, illegal gatherings and public drunkenness.

“Such actions can detract from the joy of the occasion and compromise the safety of our community,” the ministry continued in its statement. “Individuals engaging in illegal behavior will be held accountable. »

The Dodgers lead the Yankees 2-0 in the World Series. They will next face their East Coast rival in the Empire State on Monday at 5:08 p.m. PST.

Dozens of deputies took to the streets of East Los Angeles to break up a celebration that included street takeovers and illegal fireworks.