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favorites at work on the Westside tonight having stolen treasure rather an FM radio frequency and what they're playing is music with enough foul language to get residents calling the feds local 12 zan Jeannette levy is in West Price Hill tonight she's got their concerns in Jeannette well Brad that lobe and FM station was playing earlier tonight or earlier this afternoon rather but tonight it's not playing much of anything except static people over here just happened to stumble upon this station and we can tell you what they're hearing is not music to their ears my mother is always dressing I am living right but I ain't going down without a fight mind playing tricks on me it's one of the ghetto boys biggest hits drive along the line way Avenue and you'll hear them unedited on 87.9 FM P Twitty says someone hijacked the frequency a couple of months ago and it's playing rap music on radios in Westwood West Price Hill in North Fairmount it's filled with words you can't say on the radio or TV it's very challenging as a parent to listen to this channel and then think that my kids on a whim or by being influenced by friends to tune this in and you're listening to W MKV 89.3 FM no one knows who's hijacked the frequency but dave SRAM of wmk v FM says it's not difficult to do not many people realize you can go on the internet and literally buy an exciter and an antenna and the cabling to go with it you do not need an FCC license to do this but Tran says it's a very bad idea the FCC takes pirate radio seriously and the signal could interfere with licensed radio stations if it ends up being one of the larger radio groups in town that you end up stepping on with your frequency you're going to find out they're not going to be very happy with you I'm staring at the woman on the corner here local hip-hop artist ileostomy she'd says the ghetto boys are an important part of rap music history but he thinks what's going on on 87.9 is pretty odd I don't see the motivation for it because like when I stay here about pirate radio it would be somebody playing music that wasn't very popular in the mainstream or they would be doing something that was very politically motivated the ghetto boys actually plays Cincinnati this weekend by then Pete Witte hopes whomever is playing their music will be off the air we need the FCC to address this and I'm kind of curious to know how they will do this and again Pete Witte said it's not the genre it's not the rap music that bothers him it's simply the vulgar language I contacted the FCC for a comment the agency declined reporting live from West Nile internet levy local 12 News Brad Nance Anna thank you Dave SRAM says that the FCC will typically give a pirate radio operator a warning to stop hijacking the signal but if the use continues the person can get up to a ten thousand dollar fine