Neighbors Demand Action After Homeowner Continues To Blast Train Horn

Residents of a Los Angeles neighborhood, are demanding action after enduring months of loud train horn blasts from a neighbor. Gary Boyadzhian, 50, has mounted a train horn on his roof and blasts it up to three times a day, reportedly to get the attention of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). Neighbors described the sound to KABC as "piercing" and "horrific," with windows rattling and disturbances occurring at all hours.

Boyadzhian admits to the noise, acknowledging its impact on his neighbors. "I know it's not fair to my neighbors, absolutely," he told the news station. He claims the noise is a cry for help, though he has not elaborated on the nature of his dispute with the LAPD.

Neighbors have posted signs urging others to call the police when the horns sound. However, police have been unable to catch Boyadzhian in the act due to delayed response times. Officers told the residents that they need to witness the noise firsthand to issue a citation.

The LAPD's Van Nuys division is in discussions with the city attorney about potential actions. Meanwhile, residents continue to suffer from the ongoing disturbances.