West Palm Officials Will Put “Baby Shark” Song On Loop To Keep Homeless Out Of Park
Officials in West Palm Beach are going to put “Baby Shark” on a loop to keep homeless people from sleeping in the city park.
Leah Rockwell who is the recreational leader tells us that they are trying to discourage people from camping out along the glass Walled Lake Pavilion because it rakes in $240k annually for events. The loop of “Baby Shark” will be a temporary fix to keep the homeless of of the patio. Many people in the city thinks that it’s wrong to chase people away with music.
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