Some NYC parents want ice cream trucks banished
A file photo of a kid enjoying ice cream. Credit: John Paraskevas
Parents in Park Slope say they need help preventing their kids' ice-cream meltdowns.
They're taking aim at the ice cream trucks and carts that are found all over the Brooklyn neighborhood.
They include Debbie Markovic, whose daughter is lactose intolerant.
The beleaguered mom says the constant temptation is just too much.
Community Board 7 said it gets complaints about the trucks' blaring music and parking issues. But it says a ban for health reasons would be unrealistic.
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