Can’t wait to see all the clean up, it’s a start and it looks better already. But the city of SM has to do something about the shopping malls’ garage structure. It’s by far the grossest thing I’ve ever experienced, I almost 🤮. The smell of urine in Skid row not nearly as bad.
For the city of LA they need to find a solution for this problem of the homeless no city should look like this I understand a lot of them are on drugs or have some mental disorder but they need to be placed somewhere else not on public beaches or on the city streets I here they don’t like the homeless shelter because they don’t like to follow the rules like really, but with people with no mental disorder or that are not on drugs they rather be on the streets then work towards a roof over there heads is beyond me.
When I was working at Walmart I was talking to a coworker about all of homeless that just appeared around the store. A customer was listening to us and she just screamed “they don’t all choose to be homeless!” I responded with “yeah I know. But they CAN choose to clean up after themselves” she didn’t say another word.. the homeless “problem” wasn’t a thing after a week
Yep, It is usually a big mess where ever they are. There is a spot in the valley were two homeless motorhomes are perpetually parked where I drive by. Clean as a whistle. It is quite an anomaly. I guess they saw the light and realized no one will kick them out if everything is clean. They even have a canopy over the sidewalk where they hang out. No trash or garbage anywhere.
@@senseofstile Clean areas of homeless camping out usually differ from addiction /dealing living on the streets senarios. Homeless/ poor doesn't always equal crime, littering and drugs.
While I am sympathetic to the homeless epidemic, my sympathies dry up when the homeless trash out neighborhoods! Why do they have to be so damn disrespectful?
The graffiti also makes the area look so grubby and trashy they should also take down those stone walls that are graffiti and cut down some of the palm trees that are also graffiti
@@adfunkedesign well ether way it doesn’t look great on the stone walls it makes it look grubby I understand what your saying to me it doesn’t want it look appealing if people are visiting the area.
Great job to the officers and city workers. I hope you continue to keep Venice and Santa Monica free from these encampments. We want to see our beach areas clean and safe again.
This has to be exhausting for the city workers. It's one thing to deal with homelessness but another thing to clean up after them. they make the biggest mess and never clean up after them selves.. This is a bigger issue than being homeless. They collect junk, throw trash everywhere and are just straight up pigs. period!!
they certainly look exhausted, some have trouble picking up a piece of paper and putting it in a bucket. The female sheriff has trouble keeping up with the male sheriff over the sand dunes perhaps he is a sergeant and she is a corporal sheriff.
I feel sorry for some of the people living in the streets, at the same time im happy they are finally cleaning up my beautiful city i lived in SM and venice all of my lifei through different period good and bad. back then it was gangs put we always find a way to make it better
8:15 that dude is the biggest poosie trash collector in the city. I've ran into him before. That trash truck must be the most dangerous in the city. Never in my life have I heard a trash collector tell someone step away from a trash truck until I heard him. He doesn't like the camera, that's all it is. So dangerous they don't even wear safety glasses.
And if they work "too FAST," then what? Too "inhumane?" You cannot know the whole picture is a mere 22-minute video. Go join them up close to see the WHOLE picture.
If a area could be kept clean this may be done less often. More bigger dumpsters that the_ could use might help. But many will keep anything and everything when you do not have a place to store it for later use does not help either. If there was a free storage buildings that they could use for needed and wanted items it may work at getting some streets cleaned up.
Hate to say it but these homeless are the same as squatters. It is hard to get a squatter out of your house. They feel a right to be there. They have taken over the beach, the tables meant for visitors to sit and eat food purchased from the vendors there. They have learned how to survive. There are stolen grocery carts bikes, and other items used to add to their camps. This cleanup is temporary. The homeless isn't just from California, they migrate here from other cold climate states, from across the border. Some homeless would rather be outdoors than in a shelter. If only they wouldn't leave such a mess, that adds to the disdain of their presence.
I lived near here 40 years ago. It was a sketchy place then but nothing like now. In ten years....? I can't imagine as the the rich get richer and the masses get more poor.
SIMPLE: First, set up an area of x square miles in the desert (like slab city). Use the Army. Fence it in. Then go on a massive sweep of the cities streets. If people can leave the streets on their own, ok. If not, they are taken to the desert 'cities' where they can manage themselves, just like they do on the streets. Let them govern their own, and police their own. Charities can visit them, food, clothing, medical and such. City provides potties and trash pickup. Done. You can live like that if you want to, just ain't gonna happen in the city. Other options for the non addicts, help with legit housing and jobs and education, and help getting into the Peace Corps, or the Military or Community College. "You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here" Last Call to End It All. Clean up the streets, and then zero tolerance after that. WTF?!?!?!?!?
This November vote no on the Recreation and Parks Facilities parcel tax. The mayor has made this department spend there budget on homeless issues. It would have better spent on Recreation and Parks. We all ready pay a property tax for the department don’t get suckered
@@LisaMaryification the bullet train has cost over runs time over runs in fact was voted on by suckers billions in bonds paid for home owners. It’s all a waste read about it this is robbery and Gavin keeps it going .
Nowadays street homeless are fentanyl addicts, and street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. It's an extreme addiction.
If history is any guide, the time between epochs is contracting. Some of those "so called" emerging Asian countries are already approaching or passing their Middle Income population traps. The only reason the US held on as long as it did was because of it's natural geographical advantages.
U people have no good ideas here’s the solution the government starts a ebt housing card like snap food stamps ur homeless u get the card and possibly be bused to another state since the card is good in all 50 states this won’t solve people’s problems but the housing part solved u can take the card to motels Apts etc u have to be looking 4 work if capable u check in w a case worker not brain surgery
It's sad but also nice to see that it's possible to enjoy walking and enjoying the beach and scenery now
Give it three weeks and it will be filled with garbage, bums and feces all over again. Don’t get too excited.
Homelessness is Coming to a place near you, maybe you?
Great work Fabian
Can’t wait to see all the clean up, it’s a start and it looks better already. But the city of SM has to do something about the shopping malls’ garage structure. It’s by far the grossest thing I’ve ever experienced, I almost 🤮. The smell of urine in Skid row not nearly as bad.
For the city of LA they need to find a solution for this problem of the homeless no city should look like this I understand a lot of them are on drugs or have some mental disorder but they need to be placed somewhere else not on public beaches or on the city streets I here they don’t like the homeless shelter because they don’t like to follow the rules like really, but with people with no mental disorder or that are not on drugs they rather be on the streets then work towards a roof over there heads is beyond me.
Every 3 days same spot. Cops keep up the good work
Street homeless are fentanyl addicts.
That’s not good work we need solutions
@@TOPGANGSTALKINGVICTIMOFTHEUSA many will die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence that's fueling skyrocketing homicides rate.
The never ending Clean up kick back money scheme.
When I was working at Walmart I was talking to a coworker about all of homeless that just appeared around the store. A customer was listening to us and she just screamed “they don’t all choose to be homeless!” I responded with “yeah I know. But they CAN choose to clean up after themselves” she didn’t say another word.. the homeless “problem” wasn’t a thing after a week
Yep, It is usually a big mess where ever they are. There is a spot in the valley were two homeless motorhomes are perpetually parked where I drive by. Clean as a whistle. It is quite an anomaly. I guess they saw the light and realized no one will kick them out if everything is clean. They even have a canopy over the sidewalk where they hang out. No trash or garbage anywhere.
@@senseofstile Clean areas of homeless camping out usually differ from addiction /dealing living on the streets senarios. Homeless/ poor doesn't always equal crime, littering and drugs.
I'm homeless out here and I always make it a point to not trash the streets. But of course I'm an earth worshipping hippie.
Keep up the good work I love seeing videos like this I wish I could hit the like button more than once
While I am sympathetic to the homeless epidemic, my sympathies dry up when the homeless trash out neighborhoods! Why do they have to be so damn disrespectful?
Great job VB, just subscribed.
Venice and Santa Monica is constantly trashed by the homeless.....sad. Soon no one wants to go there.
Dangerous...used syringes!
If that was only true. You can't even afford to drive here let alone live here bro.
The graffiti also makes the area look so grubby and trashy they should also take down those stone walls that are graffiti and cut down some of the palm trees that are also graffiti
@@texanheart yeah those graffiti walls are history to people who know what they're talking about
@@adfunkedesign well ether way it doesn’t look great on the stone walls it makes it look grubby I understand what your saying to me it doesn’t want it look appealing if people are visiting the area.
They need to have a everything must go campaign
Make America Clean Again.
Great job to the officers and city workers. I hope you continue to keep Venice and Santa Monica free from these encampments. We want to see our beach areas clean and safe again.
They need to move so other people can sit down and you can walk by without these meth heads eyeballing you.
They did the same thing not that long ago. The tents will be back.
You bin doing such good hard work in Santa Monica with the Community... Love ya Fabian...💋
Been Not bin 😂
@@geminiecricket4798 🙂
Soylent green
Is the solution.. !
Clean, clean, clean please.
Great footage 👍👍
This has to be exhausting for the city workers. It's one thing to deal with homelessness but another thing to clean up after them. they make the biggest mess and never clean up after them selves.. This is a bigger issue than being homeless. They collect junk, throw trash everywhere and are just straight up pigs. period!!
they certainly look exhausted, some have trouble picking up a piece of paper and putting it in a bucket. The female sheriff has trouble keeping up with the male sheriff over the sand dunes perhaps he is a sergeant and she is a corporal sheriff.
I feel sorry for some of the people living in the streets, at the same time im happy they are finally cleaning up my beautiful city i lived in SM and venice all of my lifei through different period good and bad. back then it was gangs put we always find a way to make it better
Voting time clean up hurry
8:15 that dude is the biggest poosie trash collector in the city. I've ran into him before. That trash truck must be the most dangerous in the city. Never in my life have I heard a trash collector tell someone step away from a trash truck until I heard him. He doesn't like the camera, that's all it is. So dangerous they don't even wear safety glasses.
With his directive he should be a cop. I watched the whole video, in hopes to see the GIV, but no luck.
These cleaning workers are the slowest group of workers I’ve ever seen. They are milking the clock and moving as slow as they possibly can.
I thought I was the only one who seen this. 🐢
And if they work "too FAST," then what? Too "inhumane?" You cannot know the whole picture is a mere
22-minute video. Go join them up close to see the WHOLE picture.
These Homeless...Nah! There just people, Camping Out on The Beach. What A Life!
They are fentanyl addicts.
disallow tents if any type in the beach. and you have to enforce the law
7 elevens, cell phones, gyms, Walmarts,… make homeless convenient !
" endless source of humor "
that cleaning crew is on slow motion 😂
It's amazing how communities and people are turning on the homeless few years ago they were giving concerts raising money for them..
the more pigs you feed the more you get. we have human garbage problems here as well. no enforcement and rats multiply.
"That was Zen. This is Mao..."
When you subside something, you get more of it.
Let's keep giving billions to Ukraine tho.
I wish I was there to help and clean up this riff raff but I live in the UK! Born in the UK...
They prob wouldn't get so much grief if they weren't hoarding literal trash and cluttering up the place
It's because 90% of them are either druggies or have mental issues.
Sorta like having to clean up after a bunch of children
Darn... they have maid service too? How often they come by? Tax dollars on the works...
If a area could be kept clean this may be done less often. More bigger dumpsters that the_ could use might help. But many will keep anything and everything when you do not have a place to store it for later use does not help either. If there was a free storage buildings that they could use for needed and wanted items it may work at getting some streets cleaned up.
It's a never ending battle
Very two months they will be back.
Two weeks.. at the most...
Venice home of the homeless
I live in San Francisco... Long story/short, more like TWO WEEKS.
I wouldn't even want to think about what it would be without them they are the meat and potatoes of California no doubt about it
It's about time.
Those workers have serious job security
Let's get 200,000 to drink the Kool-Aid, Jones Town Nation...
and then they came for you.hold on to your humanity.
Cesspool USA
Excuse me you two men carrying the mattress did you not see the other litter you left
ship them all to slab city !
Good they don’t deserve a place to sleep go to the mountains
Please don't make our hiking trails full of garbage...
Not only that there's no food for them and drugs..
So did the homeless people all go to a shelter? Otherwise, it's just moving the situation around town.
Camp cleanups?? I thought they were allowed to do whatever they wanted...I guess the political wind changed direction again...🤣
Again . . . . 💀🇺🇸
Homeless have no value. Protect people who pay taxes
Way to crush up those grocery carts, tents, bikes and dreams! Well done California!! Thank a freaking Democrat!!!
WHAT, AGAIN
oh...Thanks God...
It's about time! Party is over GET A JOB!!!!!
Where are they supposed to go
THEY Don’t CARE WHAT THIS BEACH LOOKS LIKE😮
Hate to say it but these homeless are the same as squatters. It is hard to get a squatter out of your house. They feel a right to be there. They have taken over the beach, the tables meant for visitors to sit and eat food purchased from the vendors there. They have learned how to survive. There are stolen grocery carts bikes, and other items used to add to their camps. This cleanup is temporary. The homeless isn't just from California, they migrate here from other cold climate states, from across the border. Some homeless would rather be outdoors than in a shelter. If only they wouldn't leave such a mess, that adds to the disdain of their presence.
They are learning what I did. That you can`t hide at the video game parlor, for the rest of your life...
I lived near here 40 years ago. It was a sketchy place then but nothing like now. In ten years....? I can't imagine as the the rich get richer and the masses get more poor.
How to fix homeless issues let’s throw out all their belongings .
Lower cost of living: NO WAY
Everybody wants beach front residence
SIMPLE: First, set up an area of x square miles in the desert (like slab city). Use the Army. Fence it in. Then go on a massive sweep of the cities streets. If people can leave the streets on their own, ok. If not, they are taken to the desert 'cities' where they can manage themselves, just like they do on the streets. Let them govern their own, and police their own. Charities can visit them, food, clothing, medical and such. City provides potties and trash pickup. Done. You can live like that if you want to, just ain't gonna happen in the city. Other options for the non addicts, help with legit housing and jobs and education, and help getting into the Peace Corps, or the Military or Community College. "You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here" Last Call to End It All. Clean up the streets, and then zero tolerance after that. WTF?!?!?!?!?
This November vote no on the Recreation and Parks Facilities parcel tax. The mayor has made this department spend there budget on homeless issues. It would have better spent on Recreation and Parks. We all ready pay a property tax for the department don’t get suckered
But if more addiction help and shelter help is given, then the parks will be cleaner. Right?
@@LisaMaryification the bullet train has cost over runs time over runs in fact was voted on by suckers billions in bonds paid for home owners. It’s all a waste read about it this is robbery and Gavin keeps it going .
Those who have nothing now have even less.
Good. If they don't have anything, than they aren't really losing anything.
👍🤙👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Blaming the poor while increasing poverty and simultaneously empowering the CCP : isn't a solution.
Place these wonderful folks on a bus and ship them to Texas. Plenty of jobs.👍
These homeless people spending a lotta time dragging in trash. I see the same people that you runoff all the time coming back
How nasty and trashy can that be people
that’s Gods beach so people can live there if they want
Homelessness, none of that existed in the post ww2 years. Everyone had jobs, health care by the company they worked for and affordable housing.
Read: The History of Homelessness in the United States, National Library of Medicine
Correct...all of this is rich people's fault. Dump it all in their yards!
Nowadays street homeless are fentanyl addicts, and street encampments are open air drugs markets brewing all sorts of crime. If they can afford, they smoke fentanyl up to 100 times a day. It's an extreme addiction.
This is not true lol 😂
@@lanisehoward8397 I wanna dig you out.
Give then $200 if they get on a bus to Texas.
Good job police
Just Doing their Job Gestapo Say the Same thing ffs
Where Daisy? Anybody seen Daisy?
If history is any guide, the time between epochs is contracting. Some of those "so called" emerging Asian countries are already approaching or passing their Middle Income population traps. The only reason the US held on as long as it did was because of it's natural geographical advantages.
U people have no good ideas here’s the solution the government starts a ebt housing card like snap food stamps ur homeless u get the card and possibly be bused to another state since the card is good in all 50 states this won’t solve people’s problems but the housing part solved u can take the card to motels Apts etc u have to be looking 4 work if capable u check in w a case worker not brain surgery
Sweep, sweep, and only keep sweeping 🧹🧹🧹.