Philadelphia police said people were drifting their cars, setting off fireworks, and vandalizing police vehicles.

Albert Woynar, 18, and Alexis Boyce, 20, face multiple felony and misdemeanor charges, police said. Two other people were previously arrested in connection with the meetups.

Officials said meetups happened last weekend at 11 different intersections throughout the city, attracting crowds and vehicles and resulting in injuries and property damage.

Two more people have been arrested in connection to illegal car meetups that happened all across Philadelphia. Alexis Boyce, a Monmouth County resident, turned herself into Philadelphia Police on Friday.

Two more people were arrested and charged in connection to last weekend's dangerous car meet-ups that happened throughout the city of Philadelphia, police said.

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Two out-of-towners were charged Saturday in connection with car meet-ups that occurred last weekend across the city, police said. A total of four arrests have been made in relation to the chaotic gatherings – sometimes known as “sideshows” or takeovers – which lasted several hours Sept.