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Cleveland police urge community to help stop reckless illegal driving incidents

It's something we've seen time and time again in Cleveland: Cars performing illegal acts like doughnuts and burnouts in the middle of busy intersections. Now, police say this dangerous behavior is on the rise again. In video obtained by 3News, cars can be seen performing movie-like stunts in an empty parking lot of a city business. The video, shot earlier this year, is part of a long list of hooning incidents seen across the city. "Hooning" is described by Oxford as "the action or practice of behaving loutishly or irresponsibly" with a vehicle. "It's obviously something that's dangerous," Cleveland Division of Police Sergeant Wilfredo Diaz said. "We don’t want it here in the city of Cleveland. We are trying to discourage it as much as we can." According to Diaz, illegal driving has increased this summer. "It's something that's not responsible," he lamented. "We are aware that most of this occurs through social media communications, and we also believe that people out there are aware of this behavior." Bryant McCray reports.