They drift sideways in empty parking lots at night, making huge circles as tires squeal and rubber smokes.
Other cars spin into lurid smoky burnouts and doughnuts as crowds watch and holler, recording the antics on cellphones, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said.
After about three months of investigating illegal street racing, the Sheriff's Office and Florida Highway Patrol arrested 36 people on various charges and citations that rack up to 631 misdemeanors and felonies, Assistant Chief Jaime Eason said.
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