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talk here now with John Alley. We've had it on the show many times. John Alley is a businessman

with a lot of businesses in Santa Monica and in the MacArthur Park neighborhood.

What now is the notorious, infamous MacArthur Park.

And you know they've got a ton of homeless.

A lot of criminals, drug addicts, gang members, mental patients,

just lunacy rains over MacArthur Park, and it's turned a really, really

beautiful spot into something that's just unimaginable.

It's governed by the councilwoman Eunicez Hernandez, and John and others have said, you know,

that lake is filled with not just water, but there's some dead

bodies in there that have sunk to the bottom. And they're weighted down by a lot of heavy debris.

And there's a lot of weapons down there. And he hired a company that was going to do some

high-tech scanning of the bottom to see just how bad it is.

And Eunice Hernandez stopped it Monday morning just as it was about to start.

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