LA is blasting loud classical music at downtown subway station to deter homeless people as it tries to crack down on rampant crime.
LA Metro officials started playing piano sonatas, symphony orchestra pieces and concertos on repeat in the Westlake/MacArthur Park Metro station
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Los Angeles has started to blast loud classical music at one of its downtown subway stations in a brazen attempt to deter homeless people and crack down on crime.
LA Metro operations and security, in cooperation with local law enforcement, started playing piano sonatas, symphony orchestra pieces and concertos by Vivaldi, Beethoven and Mozart on repeat in the Westlake/MacArthur Park Metro station in January. ---More...
I had to see the Westlake/MacArthur Park station myself. Playing the high energy classical music really gives it the Clockwork Orange feel. The station was being cleaned and I saw the ambassadors. pic.twitter.com/Rvm7598QZQ
— henryfung@onewilshire.la (@calwatch)March 23, 2023
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