Santa Ana police are revving up their annual enforcement efforts against street racers on Easter Sunday. For decades, car clubs would kick off a summer of driving their low-rider cruisers with hydraulics on the Christian holiday, which this year falls on April 4. However, some participants in previous years engaged in illegal activities—harming the quality of life of Santa Ana residents, police said. To mitigate this, the Santa Ana Police Department is conducting its annual, large-scale anti-cruiser enforcement operation. “Groups of people would get in the parking lots, and then often it leads to other criminal activity like drinking, fighting, … shootings, and things like that,” Santa Ana Police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna told The Epoch Times. “We do strict enforcement.” In past years, Santa Ana police said they have contended with large crowds of cruisers, congested roadways, and criminal activity. Last summer, an Orange County Register employee was hit and killed by two cars engaged in an illegal street racing incident in Santa Ana. …