Giants Fans Riot In The Streets After World Series Victory (VIDEO/PHOTOS)

San Francisco rioted in the streets Monday night after the Giants beat the Texas Rangers 3-1 in Game 5, winning the 2010 World Series.

According to KTVU.com, fans became violent, starting fires and attacking each other. Some fans reportedly stopped a car trying to pass through and attacked the passengers.

San Francisco fans have had some chaotic moments throughout the World Series, harassing local reporters and brawling in a McDonalds. Scroll down to watch the riots.

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[KarateKid]

02:20 PM on 12/13/2010

Nothing anyone writes or reports will take away the glow of the Giants winning it all.

[nola70119]

08:41 PM on 11/03/2010

What is up with that? Never understood it.

[whizkid]

07:48 PM on 11/03/2010

Six people arrested after a World Series win?
This wasn't too out of control.

[Jim Elkins]

07:11 PM on 11/03/2010

Police should be able to clean the gene pool when this happens...

[Isac C]

04:05 PM on 11/03/2010

I was at Civic Center right after the Giants won. I saw some folks lowering the Texas flag from one of the flag poles and stomping on it.

[Jim Elkins]

07:10 PM on 11/03/2010

How ignorant is that. Try it in Texas and see what happens...

[goodog]

03:55 PM on 11/03/2010

That didn't look anything like a riot.

Fisticuffs between a few people does not a riot make, no matter how many people are around when they do it.

[JerseyHooligan]

03:45 PM on 11/03/2010

Hey for all you people who like to bash yankee fans for being rude, violent, and trashy... Need i remind you what happened after we won the world series? over a million people celebrated the team and the city respectfully.. (but perhaps it is because we live in NYC, a far superior city.)

[Sansculotte]

01:44 PM on 11/03/2010

This so called "riot" is the biggest exaggeration in the history of sports reporting. A 10-minute thug-fest in the Mission is now declared to be SF Fans Riot in the Streets.
The FACT is that 99% of San Francisco was exuberant and quite peaceful Monday night.
Six people were arrested in the Mission during this "riot". That's half the take on a normal night.
Ridiculous story - and untrue.

[Frost162]

12:27 PM on 11/03/2010

Down, Giants fans, down!!! This is what happens when you kick them out of McDonald's.

[Kris Bui]

10:40 AM on 11/03/2010

Even though I'm a huge Yankees fan, congrats Giants!

[Howard53545]

09:19 AM on 11/03/2010

Tase these thugs, and if they get out of control, do a Rodney King on them all.

[valeskas]

07:40 AM on 11/03/2010

How classy, the picture shows more then 5 people involved.

[Tony581]

04:56 AM on 11/03/2010

Not too many Michelin-starred restaurants have "serving lines," so I am with Randy on this one.

[dashcat]

02:56 AM on 11/03/2010

HUFFPO Makes a BIG and UGLY deal about a simple win of a baseball team.

[dashcat]

02:53 AM on 11/03/2010

No violence on the fans part.

[Frost162]

12:25 PM on 11/03/2010

No. Not unless you count throwing things at the cops violence. That's legal, right?