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Hundreds of teens swarmed a shopping center in Colorado in what’s been dubbed a ‘‘takeover.’ It’s part of a growing trend where streets and businesses are overrun, usually organized on social media. NBC News' Steve Patterson reports.Sept. 3, 2026
