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Abandoned Hollywood Hills mansion covered in graffiti, taken over by taggers and squatters
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September 20, 2024
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1:50Now PlayingWhat was once a posh mansion in the Hollywood Hills has turned into an eyesore after it was taken over by squatters and taggers.
Neighbors describe the abandoned mansion as a headache and a safety hazard. The home is now covered in graffiti from taggers, and squatters have been coming and going for more than two years.
Los Angeles police say officers have been called to the home six times this month for trespassing and vandalism. Police removed 10 people on Wednesday and arrested one person on a warrant.
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