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Hollywood Hills Parties Getting Wilder During the Pandemic, LAPD Says
27.05.2020 - 03:29 / variety.com
By J. Kim Murphy
editor
The Los Angeles Police Department has issued a warning directed to Hollywood Hills residents after seeing an “increase in loud house parties” during the coronavirus pandemic.
With the Los Angeles night club and bar scene currently shuttered due to shelter-in-place and social distancing regulations, some people have turned to short-term rentals in Hollywood.
“We are having a challenging problem with party houses in the hills,” senior lead officer Ralph Sanchez said in a
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