Columbus Police's "Operation Burnout" led to 186 arrests and 69 impounded vehicles in a crackdown on illegal street racing.

Nearly 200 people were arrested over this past weekend as police ran a crackdown on illegal street racing. Operation Burnout carried out by the Columbus Division of Police, resulted in 186 arrests, 69 impounded vehicles,

Unofficial results from the operation indicated that 196 people were arrested, 44 cars were impounded and 13 guns were recovered. One of the 13 guns was a ghost gun and police also recovered a stolen vehicle. Police told WBNS that many cars were driving more than 100 mph.

Brookhaven Supervisor Dan Panico said of car "drifting," incidents, which also allegedly occurred, "I think [police and prosecutors] have to crack down and come down hard on people who do this."

Salt Lake City police are warning the public about illegal street racing after an 18-year-old was arrested late Friday.

An 18-year-old man was arrested for illegal street racing in Salt Lake City on Friday, according to Salt Lake City Police.

One person was taken into custody following a critical injury shooting in Salt Lake City. Officers reported that the incident occurred on Saturday, Oct. 5, near 200 South State Street, though the exact timing of the shooting has not been specified.