Loud Noise Tactics Used by LA Business to Deter Homelessness
KTLA 5September 2, 20252 min42,516 views
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- 🔊 A business in L.A.'s Westchester neighborhood is employing loud speakers to drive away homeless individuals and those living in RVs.
- 🎶 The sounds emitted include a cricket noise and other clamoring sounds, played almost all day.
Impact on Local Businesses and Residents
- 🌮 A nearby taco truck has been forced to relocate due to the irritating noise, with signs indicating its new location.
- 🚶 Residents report that the noise is so disruptive it makes it difficult to walk and sleep, with one individual stating it's a violation of their rights.
- 🗣️ The noise has reportedly been amplified over the past couple of weeks by the business manager or owner of the building.
Wider Trend of Noise-Based Deterrents
- 🌍 Businesses across the country are using tactics like playing loud music or specific sounds to deter homeless people from congregating nearby.
- 🦗 Examples include a device that emits an annoying cricket sound, sold for approximately $400.
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HomelessnessNoise DeterrentsWestchesterLos Angeles BusinessTaco TruckRV DwellersPublic NuisanceWest HollywoodSanta Monica
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