Chaos in LA streets as World Cup fans turn violent for Mexico-South Korea match

Source: New York Post

World Cup celebrations descended into chaos on Thursday night as rowdy Los Angeles fans took to the streets — leading to at least one shooting and and unruly mobs wreaking havoc. The violence unfolded after hundreds of fans gathered near Seoul International Park in Koreatown for the Mexico-South Korea match. Before Mexico claimed a 1-0 victory, a gunman who had been firing into the air shot a man in his 60s several times around 6:40 p.

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