A teenager attending a sideshow fell to his death early Saturday morning while attempting to jump across a gap between freeway ramps in the East Bay suburb of Crockett. More than 200 people attended the event, which consisted of an estimated 150 cars.

As KPIX reports, a witness described seeing a group of young spectators hopping between freeway ramps near Interstate 80 and the Carquinez Bridge around 3:30 am Saturday in an effort to get a better view of the sideshow. KPIX reports that shortly later, a nearby resident filmed drone footage of a large group of people shining their phone flashlights through the gap.

Once the sideshow ended and the crowd dispersed, officers from California Highway Patrol found a body about 75 feet below where the crowd was gathered, per SFGate. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fall, but a CHP representative tells SFGate that the fall appeared to be accidental.

The victim was reportedly a 16-year-old boy, and his name has not yet been released, pending notification of his family.

Crockett resident Vince Gordon, who estimated the sideshow drew around 200 spectators and 150 cars, told KPIX that sideshows have been an ongoing issue at the intersection where last night’s incident occurred. He said he’s approached Contra Costa County authorities about installing a roundabout or other deterrents.

Image: /Flickr

This post has been updated throughout with new information.