Police have released surveillance video that shows scores of teenagers storming into a Philadelphia Walgreens, stealing and destroying the store in the process.

The Philadelphia Police Department said that the stampede occurred at roughly 10pm at the store on the 1800 block of South Street on July 4th.

Police shared that the group was comprised of teenagers and had about 60 boys and girls participate.

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The Philadelphia Police Department said that the stampede occurred at roughly 10pm at the store on the 1800 block of South Street

Video shows the youthful herd rush into the store and knock various items off the shelves.

Clips show different groups sprint down aisles as they scream for each other and film the spectacle.

Other angles shows the miscreants pulling items from the checkout line as others scream with excitement and disbelief.

Some of the kids appear to be overwhelmed by the commotion.

Video shows the youthful herd rush into the store and knock various items off the shelves

Other angles shows the miscreants pulling items from the checkout line as others scream with excitement and disbelief

As the kids rush back out of the store, they can be seen carrying jugs of juice and snacks.

Authorities shared that some of the teens threw items in the store at employees, causing minor injuries.

A 46-year-old man was said to have been hit with a bottle over his head, CBS 3 reports.

Witnesses say that the group was the same rowdy bunch who vandalized Penn's Landing and caused $7,000 in damages.

As the kids rush back out of the store, they can be seen carrying jugs of juice and snacks