Police reported a dozen arrests in the early hours of Thursday as people took to the streets following the Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series win over the New York Yankees.

A bus was set on fire, stores were burglarized or vandalized and fireworks were set off after the Dodgers won their eighth title Wednesday night with a Game 5 win in New York. Some people in the crowds threw objects at police officers, authorities said.

"Metro is disappointed and angered by the senseless act of vandalism on one of our buses following the Dodgers World Series Win [sic] earlier this evening," the transportation agency said in a statement to the Los Angeles Times.

According to police, "less-lethal munitions" were used to control "several hostile and violent crowds." Two people have been booked for misdemeanor failure to disperse, four people for misdemeanors for receiving stolen property and six people for felony commercial burglary.

Multiple dispersal orders were made by police and it took several hours for streets to be cleared.

The city of Los Angeles also saw wild celebrations in 2020 after the Lakers won the NBA title. Over 70 people were arrested for vandalism, assault on a police officer and failure to disperse after celebrations turned into “confrontational, violent and destructive behavior."

Los Angeles is set to celebrate the Dodgers' World Series championship with a parade Friday and a celebration at Dodger Stadium.

Said Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass in a statement: “As we celebrate this achievement tonight and in the coming days, violence will not be tolerated. LAPD is currently on tactical alert and has activated a strategic plan to protect communities and businesses, which includes proactive deployment and a coordinated strategy with regional partners to ensure that all Angelenos are able to celebrate safely."