A frightening incident unfolded in Uniondale earlier this week when a teenager threw a brick at a car during a street takeover involving a large group of teens.

The attack occurred on Monday along Earl Ovington Boulevard, near Museum Row and the Nassau Coliseum, according to the alleged victim, Lenny Spero.

Spero, of Eastport, described a terrifying scene as he was driving through the area. He said a group of 60 to 100 teenagers were riding bicycles and overtook the streets, causing major traffic disruptions. In a sudden, unprovoked move, one of the teens hurled a brick at Spero’s rental car, leaving significant damage to the vehicle’s side.

While this incident stands out due to the violent nature of the brick attack, it is not an isolated occurrence.

Similar "street takeovers" have been reported across Long Island, with large groups of teens taking over streets, blocking traffic, and sometimes engaging in reckless behavior.

In areas like Bellmore and Merrick, residents have expressed concern over the escalating problem.

“I saw it on News 12 and I said, 'Well, that’s really strange because one of those kids took a brick and hit the side of the car,'" Spero said. "They’re menacing. That’s what they’re doing. They’re menacing the streets."

The Nassau County Police Department confirmed that a report was filed following the incident, but the victim has chosen not to pursue charges.

A police spokesperson wrote in a statement to News 12, “We are aware of these types of incidents. They typically occur in the warmer months but whenever they are reported to us we will respond and take enforcement action. We offer to investigate incidents when they occur but many times the victims do not want to press charges because they are juveniles.”