Cities across US rocked by wild teen takeovers; expert weighs in on how to stop it

Police in Long Branch, N.J., impose an 8 p.m. emergency curfew after hundreds of teens take over the boardwalk, leading to six arrests.

Joseph Imperatrice, retired NYPD sergeant and founder of Blue Lives Matter NYC, discusses the alarming trend of "wild teen takeovers" gripping cities across the U.S., from Long Branch, N.J. to Narragansett Beach, R.I. Imperatrice attributes the surge in youth violence to Democratic leadership's lack of accountability and calls for a "pedal to the metal" approach with zero tolerance and mandatory minimums to curb the chaos this summer.