Two Arrested as Cinco de Mayo Celebrations Turn Rowdy in Philadelphia's Old City Philadelphia police arrested a man and a woman after large crowds gathered at 5th and South streets during Cinco de Mayo celebrations, leading to a rowdy end to the festivities in the Old City section. Police reported that two individuals, a man and a woman, were arrested on Tuesday evening after a large gathering formed at the intersection of 5th and South streets in Philadelphia's Old City section during Cinco de Mayo celebrations. Authorities stated that the arrests occurred when the festivities turned disorderly in the South Street area of Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood late on Tuesday. According to Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small, officers responded to reports of a large crowd assembling at the intersection around 9:40 p.m. on Tuesday. Upon arrival, police dispersed the crowd, but during the process, a man and a woman were taken into custody.Small noted that after dispersing the crowd, officers remained on South Street for the rest of the evening to monitor the situation and prevent any further disturbances. The police presence aimed to ensure that unruly behavior did not resurface as the Cinco de Mayo celebrations continued. The incident highlights the challenges law enforcement faces in managing large public gatherings, especially during festive events that can draw significant crowds.While the majority of attendees likely celebrated peacefully, the actions of a few led to the need for increased police intervention. This event serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining public order and safety during such occasions