Chicago police were once again preparing for a possible "teen takeover" trend downtown on Friday night, and they have been employing some high-tech measures to try and discourage the gathering.

The Chicago Police Department has deployed multiple officers to the city’s Streeterville neighborhood to prevent a possible teen takeover.

Streeterville residents went to bed Thursday seeing barricades lining Illinois Street and Fairbanks Court around Ogden Plaza, ...

The Chicago Police Department has deployed multiple officers to the city's Streeterville neighborhood to prevent a possible ...

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The preparations have left some nearby residents confused, who saw a fence go up around Ogden Park in Streeterville Thursday ...

Just days after going up, fencing has been taken down in Streeterville as officials shift their strategy in managing teenage ...

Fencing has been installed at Ogden Plaza in Streeterville as a safety measure to prevent teen takeovers, following incidents ...