In a bizarre incident, a group of teenagers stormed a Scientology church in New York, marking the latest in a series of "speed running" incidents that have been targeting the organization. Speed running, a practice where participants aim to complete a game or challenge as quickly as possible, has taken on a new form in recent years, with some enthusiasts using it as a means to disrupt and protest against certain groups. The Scientology church, known for its high-profile celebrity members and secretive practices, has been a frequent target of these speed running incidents. As the church's security and members scrambled to respond, the teenagers, reportedly armed with cameras and a sense of mischief, made their way through the premises, leaving behind a trail of questions and concerns about the motivations behind this unusual form of protest.
Teens storm Scientology church in New York in latest ‘speed running’ incident The Guardian
