"According to the charges and investigation, at approximately 12:40 a.m. on Nov. 23, the homeowner heard a loud commotion outside his house on 11th Avenue near 141st Street in Malba and saw multiple vehicles spinning their tires, doing donuts by burning rubber, creating smoky conditions, and performing other stunts like drifting in front of the corner property. The man went on to his lawn, while holding a baseball bat, and asked a group of 10 or more people to leave the area."
"At that time, approximately six to eight individuals stepped onto the lawn, and one threatened to kill the man by saying, "I'll pop you. I'll put you six feet under. You're not hard," according to the charges. One person in the group began to walk toward the front door of the victim's residence and the homeowner stepped in front of him. The individual then punched the victim, causing him to fall to the ground, the charges allege."
More than 50 motorists reportedly conducted a massive, violent street takeover on 11th Avenue near 141st Street in Malba shortly after midnight on Nov. 23. The homeowner confronted the crowd from his lawn while holding a baseball bat and asked them to leave; his wife stood beside him. Several individuals stepped onto the lawn, threatened to kill the homeowner, and one advanced toward the front door. The homeowner was punched, fell, and was allegedly pummeled by six to seven people, including 19-year-old Justin Aguilera, who is accused of also punching the victim's wife. Aguilera was arraigned on multiple violent felony charges.
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