LA NOW reports that Buket's tags have been spotted by Sheriff's deputies downtown, in the LA River, and in Hollywood. The terms of Buket's release in December stipulated that he could go to State lockup for 3 years if he was ever caught painting on city or private property without permission again.
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After closing their first restaurant in Downtown L.A., Tirsa and Steve Farah opened Tirzah's Mexi-Terranean where they serve fusion dishes inspired by their home cooking.
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