A Machiavellian strategy. To try to fire the homeless people around their property in Los Angeles, a man decided to convey the famous song Shark In a speaker, NBC Los Angeles reports.
Even if the sound has become popular among children in recent years, it is widely played by many adults, due to their ability to be easily trapped in the head.
“They played ‘Shark“All night during the night,” said Tracy, who lives in the neighboring camp of the building. “They do everything possible to move us or go crazy. But it is the second option that is preserved. It encloses people.”
“It’s not always about being kind”
The owner building in question had begun to convey the song through a speaker directly indicated to the camp.
“We all smoked four cigarette packages. God knows how many soups we ate last night,” Tracy said.
“It is not always a matter of being kind, because when people lose their activity and all stores close their doors, we are always there to survive, trying to support our family,” he tried to justify the owner.
“You can’t stay at that. We can’t eat”
For his part, Tracy said they had the impression that they were kicked when they were already on the floor.
“It’s ridiculous. You can’t sleep. You can’t stay in it. You can’t eat,” he told a television station.
While the number of homeless people continues to increase in southern California, many companies have deployed similar tactics with more or less success.
In 2023, Los Angeles Daily News reported a strategy similar to transmitting classical music at least one station. According to those responsible for the facilities, music had reduced crime.
Source: BFM TV
