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A longtime resident in El Segundo says he took matters into his own hands after years of close calls at the intersection of Loma Vista and El Segundo.Joseph Branlon, a single father who lives on the corner, painted “STOP” markings on the street and attempted to install his own stop signs, saying the area has become dangerous for families and children near a nearby park.He says drivers frequently speed through the intersection, and neighbors have pushed for a four-way stop for years.