Disturbing screams heard on Universal Studios roller coaster prompt neighborhood backlash: ‘Like someone is getting murdered’
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{ "epilogue": "Following neighborhood backlash over disturbing screams from the new roller coaster, city officials forced Universal Studios to remodel the park after finding an ordinance violation. Universal subsequently agreed to install additional sound barriers to dampen the noise." }
Epilogue added 2h ago, after coverage quieted.
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