The company says the music was played for security reasons, but a judge sided with the homeless advocate.
A tire company in California was ordered to stop playing loud music near a homeless encampment after a homeless man filed a lawsuit against the company.
“The first night, I got to bed at 1 a.m.. The second night, I got no sleep during the night. And the third night, Sunday night, I had no way to get any sleep,” said Bruce Gaylord to KGO-TV. […]
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