Boyle Heights residents still dealing with putrid smell, rodents after Lineage warehouse fire
Hunter Sowards reports from Boyle Heights, where she speaks with Boyle Heights residents who are still forced to deal with the putrid stench of spoiled food and a rodent infestation after the Lineage warehouse fire. For video licensing inquiries, contact: [email protected]
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