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A Florida city blasts 'Baby Shark' overnight to deter homeless people from sleeping in a park

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>Cities have put spikes on ledges, installed bars on park benches and enacted tent prohibitions to keep homeless people from sleeping in public.

>West Palm Beach, Florida, is trying something else: blasting popular children songs like "Baby Shark" and "Raining Tacos" all night long to discourage people from spending the night in a park.

>City spokeswoman Kathleen Walter said in a statement that the city plays music overnight at the Waterfront Lake Pavilion to discourage "congregating at the building" and to "encourage people to seek safer, more appropriate shelter."

https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/17/us/baby-shark-florida-homeless-prevention-park-trnd/index.html
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