A Fort Worth community wants to put a stop to dangerous stunt driving on its streets.
Members of the John T. White Neighborhood Association took their concerns to their Fort Worth City Council member.The location is about a mile north of I-30, just off a quaint tucked away neighborhood.
Fulson and other supporters went in search of solutions Monday night at a scheduled District 5 meeting with Councilwoman Gina Bivens and Fort Worth police. "What they do is they advertise where they’re going to be, they put it on their social media platforms," Martin added.
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