Rams fans ordered to 'clear the streets' after Super Bowl win; at least 1 gunshot victim reported

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The celebration in downtown Los Angeles got out of hand Sunday night after the hometown Rams won Super Bowl LVI – with police ordering a crowd of partiers to disperse around 9 p.m. local time, according to a report.

Several off-ramps of Interstate 110 were closed in the downtown area, causing some traffic congestion, the Los Angeles Police Department wrote on Twitter, citing information from the California Highway Patrol. LAPD also declared an unlawful assembly after the crowds turned violent and resisted the orders to disperse.

"We are seeing violent and destructive behavior by large crowds in the heart of the Downtown LA area. We have issued several dispersal orders and have a large police presence," the LAPD said in a statement.

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"Everyone that is part of those crowds, obey all dispersal orders and clear the streets immediately," the LAPD added.

We continue to see large, violent and destructive crowds, in the Downtown LA core area. Those involved in criminal activity, and those failing to obey dispersal orders, are subject to arrest. pic.twitter.com/exsTeOZc4l

Meanwhile, at least one person was shot in East Los Angeles on Sunday in an area where more fans had gathered, officials said.

The wounded person, who was not identified, approached law enforcement officers near an intersection around 8:50 p.m. requesting aid, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department spokesman Deputy Tracy Koerner said, according to the Los Angeles Daily News.

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