Two pedestrians were struck by cars Saturday night during an illegal sideshow, police say.
At Lundy Avenue and Concourse Drive, two people were injured in two separate collisions, police reported on Twitter.
One of the victims suffered major injuries, including broken bones and a head injury. A suspect was arrested in that incident. A second person suffered a broken leg, and the suspect fled the scene. Police also reported related gunfire, illegal fireworks and lasers targeting the department's helicopter, which is illegal and can cause serious eye injuries.
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