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Carey’s case was heard at Plymouth Magistrates’ Court, according to a report. It was emphasised throughout the hearing that Carey was not blasting the iconic 2004 song because he was going through a difficult breakup, but rather because he appreciated the music. Carey appears to be a repeat offender, as this isn’t the first time he’s received a warning.
The 49-year-old has been the target of multiple complaints to the council over loud music, according to the Plymouth Herald. After ignoring three earlier letters warning him about his noise levels, he was issued a Community Protection Notice in October 2020. According to the Plymouth Herald, Carey was handed a notice last year asking him not to cause or act in a manner likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress to any person by making noise, which included playing music.
Carey, on the other hand, ignored the warnings and continued to play the songs at full blast. The noise was heard three times between July 25 and August 4, according to the Plymouth Herald. Carey’s neighbours also made audio recordings of the music being played late into the night at inappropriate volumes. Pitbull feat Ke$ha’s Timber was among the tracks recorded.
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