Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson released a statement Sunday hours after video showed a giant teen gathering over the weekend, with more than a dozen people arrested and five Chicago police officers injured amid the chaotic scene. "Unauthorized large gatherings can quickly become dangerous, and early this morning, after curfew hours, we saw that firsthand," Johnson's statement, posted to social media, said. "I am grateful to the officers who responded diligently to help keep people safe and relieved that the officers who were injured are in fair condition." The incident unfolded early Sunday morning on Chicago's West Side, with dozens of police officers responding to the area of Roosevelt and Loomis for reports of a large teen gathering that took place overnight. As police attempted to break the scene up, the driver of a blue sedan going the wrong way struck five police officers, with all five transported to nearby hospitals in fair conditions. According to officials, the driver, a...