Authorities in two East Coast beach communities made multiple arrests following large unauthorized gatherings that prompted emergency responses over recent days.

In Long Branch, New Jersey, six people were arrested after what police described as disorderly behavior involving teenagers at the shore town. The incidents led local officials to implement an emergency curfew as law enforcement worked to restore order to the popular beach destination.

Separately, four college students in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware face felony charges in connection with organizing unauthorized events that police say created significant disruptions. Authorities allege the students coordinated multiple gatherings that resulted in disorder at the Delaware beach town.

Both incidents occurred at popular summer destinations along the Atlantic coast, where large crowds of young people gathered without official permits or authorization. Local police departments in both communities deployed additional resources to manage the situations and prevent further escalation.

The arrests and emergency measures highlight ongoing challenges faced by coastal communities during peak summer season as they balance public safety concerns with tourism and recreational activities. Both Long Branch and Rehoboth Beach are well-known destinations that typically see increased visitor activity during warmer months.