Over 150 illegal street racers shout and moan after being arrested by Sacramento cops who marched them onto jail bus with hands on their heads

Over 150 California street racers participating in an illegal sideshow event were seen shouting and moaning after being arrested by police and marched onto a jail bus. 

According to the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office, a sideshow event was taking place in Stockton and Sacramento, California on February 3. 

Officials from the San Joaquin County Sideshow Taskforce witnessed hundreds of drivers block a roadway, contain the scene and make arrests at around 11.30pm. 

The officers also saw a red truck driving recklessly at the intersection of Country Club Boulevard and Pershing Avenue. 

But unlike other such events - where drivers have fled the scene unchallenged - this event resulted in swift and severe punishment - to the obvious fury of those arrested, who are facing criminal charges. 

Footage from the scene shows officials making the entire group walk with their hands behind their heads

All of the 150 accused were assembled on the side of the road by officials after cops took control of the scene

A Taskforce bus is then seen approaching the scene to take the drivers to the District Attorney's office to be booked

According to the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office, a sideshow event was taking place in Stockton and Sacramento, California on February 3

The arrested are heard shouting and complaining in the video as they are loaded in to the bus

Out of the those arrested, three individuals were booked at the San Joaquin County Jail for charges include resisting arrest and fleeing in vehicles. 

One driver was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after he struck a law enforcement vehicle while fleeing the scene.

Footage from the scene shows officials making the entire group walk with their hands behind their heads and assembling them at the side of the road. 

A Taskforce bus is then seen approaching the scene while many of the arrested are heard shouting and complaining in the video as they wait to be loaded in. 

About 88 cars have also been seized from the scene for an undetermined amount of time. 

The Sheriff's Office said in a statement that controlled substances (drugs) and loaded illegal firearms were found in many of the seized vehicles.

About 88 cars have also been seized from the scene for an undetermined amount of time

The Sheriff's Office said in a statement that controlled substances (drugs) and loaded illegal firearms were found in many of the seized vehicles

One driver was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after he struck a law enforcement vehicle while fleeing the scene

One officer was reportedly struck by a fleeing vehicle but sustained only minor injury

One officer was reportedly struck by a fleeing vehicle but sustained only minor injury.

The Sheriff's Office later said: 'The San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office continues to take a zero tolerance policy on sideshow activity. 

'Our office has remained vigilant and proactive to prevent and stop sideshow activity, and in cases like this, immediately responded. We want to make it clear that all persons participating, spectating or involved, will be held to the full extent of the law.'  

A sideshow is an event where two or more drivers block or impede traffic on a highway to perform motor vehicle stunts including burnouts, doughnuts and reckless driving for spectators.