Major Homeless Encampment Clean-up in Venice
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- City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works sanitation workers in white hazardous materials suits, with the Clean Harbors Hazardous Waste Management team, clean-up at homeless encampments at Sunset Ave on Wednesday, January 4, 2023. LAHSA (Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority) and St. Joseph Center provided homeless outreach. The homeless individuals were transported on a bus to hotels by the Los Angeles Deportment of Transportation. Los Angeles Police Officers were onsite during the cleanup. During this cleanup, unhoused individuals camping on Third Street can volunteer to give up their tent encampment and be transported to a hotel with a voucher.
Mayor Karen Bass and Councilwoman Traci Park today announced that the Mayor’s new Inside Safe initiative is underway in Venice. Outreach has begun to people living in encampments surrounding the A Bridge Home site at the intersection of Sunset Avenue and Pacific Avenue, and people have already accepted housing. Inside Safe is a new, citywide, proactive housing-led strategy to bring people inside from tents and encampments for good, and to prevent encampments from returning.
“I’m proud to be locking arms with Councilwoman Park to change the way we approach homelessness in Los Angeles to bring people inside in a strategic and lasting way,” said Mayor Bass. “Councilwoman Park and I spent yesterday morning conducting outreach with encampment residents and meeting with service providers and local residents about how Inside Safe replaces quick fixes with real solutions. It’s important that the policy solutions developed are informed by the people most directly affected. Through Inside Safe, we will save lives and restore our neighborhoods.”
"During my campaign, I pledged to pursue a comprehensive approach to working with service providers and city leaders to compassionately get encampments like those surrounding the bridge home the support they need," said Councilwoman Park. "This initiative is to show that the Government can be a place to heal. We don't just want to say it; we want to show it. Putting people in rooms without the care they need doesn't work. We need to ensure that they have adequate access to services they need including mental health, trauma, and substance use services for the unhoused."
"This intensive housing intervention will help some of our most vulnerable unhoused neighbors get off the street for good and the support of Mayor Bass, Councilwoman Park and City and County elected leaders is vital to our success," said Dr. Va Lecia Adams Kellum of Saint Joseph Center.
Inside Safe is assessing street homelessness across Los Angeles and proactively engages with people living in tents and encampments based on which locations are most chronic and where people are most in crisis. Inside Safe is housing based - people are offered immediate quality housing and a commitment of services and permanent housing so they can stay inside safe for good. The vast majority of people living on the street say “yes” to real offers of housing and support. Mayor Bass’ Inside Safe Executive Directive calls for the Inside Safe Action Plan to be developed by March 31, 2023.
Inside Safe will support the following five goals:
Reduce the loss of life on our streets
Increase access to mental health and substance abuse treatment for those living in encampments
Eliminate street encampments
Promote long-term housing stability for people experiencing homelessness
Enhance the safety and hygiene of neighborhoods for all residents, businesses, and neighbors
This initiative will support and advance the following citywide outcomes:
Decrease the number and size of encampments across the city
Decrease the time of moving someone from an encampment into housing
Increase interim and permanent housing placements
Increase access to mental health care and substance use treatment for people experiencing homelessness
Read the Inside Safe Executive Directive here. Inside Safe initially launched in Hollywood in partnership with Councilmember Nithya Raman at encampments near Cahuenga and the 101 freeway.
Mayor Bass is moving Los Angeles forward with an urgent and strategic approach to addressing the homelessness crisis, which also includes her Emergency Declaration on Homelessness, activating the City’s Emergency Operations Center, and issuing an Executive Directive to dramatically accelerate and lower the cost of affordable and temporary housing.
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These workers need some credit too, they are working well together.
It's pretty beautiful watching them take back the city.
@@TheNeonRabbit Well, you can't appreciate how the people who work and live there actually feel about it. Homelessness is a choice and beggars can't be choosers. Yes, obviously they will 'live' somewhere else but not there.
So what do you do with them? Where should they go? They are people God made.
@@Alex-Defatte you need salvation. God bless you.
@@Brokenheartsministryjan714 They live in America, the land of all lands of opportunity. Clearly you're not worldly. People come here all the time with nothing and make something of themselves. The lord gave the homeless of America a fighting chance with free will and they decided to squander the gift he gave them. You will never see a homeless refugee or immigrant, for they know what they have. No, bless you and your naive heart, for you live in your own perception rather than that of reality.
@@Brokenheartsministryjan714 proverbs 21-25 the desires of the lazy will kill them, for their hands, refuse to do anything. Other words people are supposed to help themselves.
Thank you to these workers for doing this job it’s appreciated
wieder ein schandfleck beseitieg jetzt können die urlauber sich wieder wohlfülen super Arbeit von euch den Reinigungsteam🚧🚧🚧🚛
So satisfying to see side walks cleaned off of all the tents and household trash picked up and the homeless people went to hotel like normal humans should thank you Saint Joseph's well done
But the hotel is not the permanent answer...neither is cleaning up and disposing of thier goods ..the reason they collect so much is that they have no money to buy things..they have no sense of security..yes different politicians might help but only if they come up with a respectful and humane solution..and Christian values and pity won't help... put aside abandoned city plots and build tiny homes yes with staff to keep it clean and orderly .. it will be cheaper than hotels and cheaper than the major cleanups
Thanks again for voting Blue! This is working great and insures these people will not come to my town.
I like that they get them to get on the buses when its raining hard. When sunny they all refuse
Right?
I admire the efficiency of the clean-up crew! They work together as a dedicated team! Well done, all! I wonder what part of the outer Los Angeles scenic countryside all this rubbish is dumped to contaminate all the waterways! Human trash...both in the City, and the Countryside! No longer a county of beautiful Orange Groves from the far distant past! What a shame! ....Paul, from England.....😊...😊...!
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart desperate.
This is what happens when you let democrat liberal socialist run your state
Huge job. Amazing work.
The sanitation crew is making a great job !
They are doing the right thing. Yeah don't kick a guy when he's down but he put himself there people have to navigate around all their garbage they have piled high. You don't even know what's living in those tents.
For now! They’ll be back.
Good cleaning 👍👍👍
Two people standing around for each one that is working.
There's a big difference between honestly becoming homeless truely by no fault of your own, and being some addict who uses ther rent money to get high and thus getting evicted and then getting fired for missing work too many times, taking no responsibility, for yourself and not complying with services to help you, and living in squaller...
It just amazes me how much junk is accumulated. So fast, imagine if cleaning wasn’t done? Just crazy.
Theres No Place to Put this Stuff, People to scared to Recycle Because of Viruses!!!
It would be pretty gross. The smell alone…**ship foghorn noise**
I lived in the city of Los Angeles all my life until four years ago. My father lived in the SM/Venice area since the Depression. I still live in LA County, but it it is not as bad as SM. Just sad.
This is in Vencie. SM is better in enforcement. LA is creating another great depression.
Great job to the whole cleaning crew. Tough job taking out the garbage. And then all that trash.
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart desperate.
@@sarbantzwhere are you? Post your address and they can set up in your yard or house
Que tiren Todo , Todo limpio
I walk everywhere by choice. It's my exercise for the day for my heart ♥ my intestines, my lungs blood. Alive.
This problem won't be solved until we get to the point where these people are told what to do and disobeying orders will have serious consequences. Obviously we're going to need some different politicians in office for that to happen.
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Problem won't be solved if we let the ppl like this president keep office. More and more homeless by the day enter the streets. Now it's said my age range is being sent homeless. Not just ppl on drugs. High prices of everything. NOT having a nest egg for retirement, keeping low wage jobs all your life and not thinking of future plans and living. But then again, every thing going higher in prices. Homes , rent, goods, gas, ect. We need a change. And not at this middle point. But at the head of this whole wide giant growing problem sent down by corrupt evil entitled elite at the top tier..
Exactly what will you tell them to do? What serious consequences, like taking away everything they have? Threaten them with room and board?
@@RoadToTheCup How do you know they weren't raised properly?
Did you see for yourself how each individual on the streets lived growing
up? Some people can come from a great up bringing but still make mistakes
in life that put them in situations like this. It can happen to anyone.
This is insane, didn't they do a major clean up a few months ago?
It's raining and they need to find shelter so that don't get wet!!
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart desperate.
@@nenkobaylov2470 Giving someone a job is only effective if the person wants to work..
@@sarbantz I can promise you the dealers will go to wherever they are. They do not need to set up like this. They could be in the middle of the desert and dealers will make daily runs to them.
@@nenkobaylov2470 o guarantee you, you could go offer these people jobs and 95% of them will decline the offer, I had a store in Hollywood. I would offer a job to them on a daily basis. They all turned me down. Day jobs. Not real hard ones either. Not shitty ones. Just clean up jobs. Last a few hours, make $50 or $100 dollars. Nope. They just wanted me to hand them money.
In the 20 years I owned the shop, only 3 people took me up. They worked for me daily. They got off the streets. Got into an apartment. Moved on to a better job. I see them every so often? One started working in the movie industry. Did extra work for $500 a day. My jobs helped him buy good clothes, fix his teeth somewhat, have an address. He showed up in a Porsche one day at my store…it was his bosses car. He went from extra to being hired by an executive that grew fond of him. Saw him a few years ago…just himself a house.
I had a friend named Tracey. He was a drug addict and homeless for years. I met him after he cleaned up. He would go around asking stores if they needed their paint touched up. We all hired him. He would find the few homeless that wanted to work and hire them to help him. He got approached by a homeless couple at an atm. They were obviously on drugs. They asked for money. He gave them $20 for food. Started his routine about if they ever wanted to get straight, he was available day and night. They said they did right there on the spot. He put them up in a cheap hotel, promising to come back the next day to help them as it was already 9pm.
Some point in the early morning like 1 or 2 am, they called him. They said there were drugs in the motel and they were tempted. They needed him. He said to his wife, I will only be gone a few hours, I will move them hotels. They jumped him when he got to their room. They tied him up. He told them his PIN number and offered his wallet car keys and atm immediately. They tortured him for hours with nothing to gain. Then they dismembered him. Stuffed him in a backpack. Before they killed him, they took his license and read his home address. They never went to kill his wife, but Tracey bided believing they would. OT took all of us weeks to find what homeless encampment they hid at but we did.
I stopped helping them after that
Good job team
It's sad to see so many Americans on the streets suffering!. I just want to say as a disabled man that was once made homeless, keep in mind this can happen to you too!, I'm simply saying have some humility and concern for our fellow humans.
They would need 10,000 dump trucks and 200,000 people to clean everything up at once.
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart desperate.
@@sarbantz You keep posting the same faaakin thing all the time, change channel.
This place looks exactly like this to this day. It's time for California to start voting RED to restore some law and order to the state. Nothing will change until that happens. Enough is enough.
I would love to see who got up off their as and started this ball moving?.
Who is paying for the hotel rooms to accommodate that busload? If the streets look like this I wonder what's gonna happen to the hotel rooms
In Britain they trash the rooms and complain about food but not the homeless ...the illegal
Migrants who are invading GB..........these people are losers from birth .....we could all do
What they do but the majority of us have a sense of pride and know life is a gift not to
Be thrown away like these losers..........pointless helping them......
Let Biden pay for it he let them come over here.
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‘Permanent housing’ usually means adhering to rules, like no drugs and good behavior, which some on the street are unable to accomplish.. All of the solutions are expensive for any government..
Exactly, plus, they tried that in some areas and they pretty much took the house apart board by board and sold it for drugs..the appliances went first and then the copper, then the wood.
Bring back old laws. No camping period. Vagrant laws needed. Harsh punishment for breaking laws. Mental hospital s. Again.!!!!!
The authorities have to keep ahead of this.. These people must be reduced to what they can carry in a backpack.. It’s time for ‘tough love’..
Watching from the Philippines 🇵🇭
SM and LA was never this way until maybe ~20 years ago. I wonder what happened? Someone has to have done a study or analysis on this. Otherwise, we as taxpayers are just throwing our money into a bonfire. And I don't that affordable housing is the answer. They can't even take care of a tent.
I am not an expert, but Reagan closed the insane asylums, and post 70s zoning laws have more or less prohibited the building of new low-income occupancy, like Single Residency Ocupancys, and a thriving and evolving black market for addictive substances with little/ineffective government intervention. it's come to roost.
The study will simply conclude the obvious: drugs, mental illness, and for those that were/are willing to work: rent prices.
@@barrylosangeles6805 Housing first then treatment works better for addicts then treatment whilst homeless. I'm not against free stuff.
@@mksybr lol, u blame Reagan.
Newsom, Garcetti, etc. they made loitering legal.
Endless problem with the homeless the streets are not a camp ground at some point the city has to find a permanent solution a city should be spotless
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
They're doing a good job in downtown L.A., whenever I go now, I barely see homeless people wandering around
@@janetwilson2926 Really that hard to believe the crew that cleans up after the homeless does a good job yet its a non stop problem.
Unfortunately the people living in the tents leave a horrible mess
Not to mention where the go to the bathroom......
Most of them are strong , young men and women - they want free stuff - free everything as if the government owe them housing .
Exactly!
Sales of tents must be booming in Venice since these same people set up camp again week after week
We shut most public places for those needing homes. This is the result. We didn't fix a problem we just moved it to warm cities.
These guys really earn their money in all this rain.
Omg that’s better help them, Very good👏🙏
Damn! This means they have to go and steal all that stuff from someone else again.
For the cleanup let me suggest a big front loader and a couple of big dump trucks.
Where's Crazy Daisy?
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
@sarbantz for the record reposting the same stuff doesn't make it true.
Good. Job
Keep up the good work.
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart desperate.
Da Venice healer should help out do some good instead of running her mouth. Clean up da beach work it kido
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
In 2 days it will be back a mess again :)
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
In one day
They're not homeless, they're drug addicts and mentally ill!
These are not "homeless" they are largely street vagabonds who prefer living on th streets to taking responsibility to do the 'work' required to change their situation - because they don't won't to abide by the help organizations guidelines. Thus they choose this lifestyle.
What did this cost and where did everyone temporarily go?
Gavin Newsom trying to clean up his mistakes, sad story is that there will be more homeless people in CA.
theres a difference when going to clean the place and trashing what little they have
They are given a months notice there will be a cleanup and they need to pack up and leave that block. Their choice … if they don’t pack and take their stuff, it will be thrown away. They know this up front and then they make their choice.
Thanks did not know that. ❤🇺🇸❤️
Best to look for any set up and clean right away on the same day. Don’t wait for one week. Then they will stop since they know they know there is a clean up every day.
just put everything in the trash. obv all stolen
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
How about taking those bikes and making some sort of restitution for those who had their bikes stolen?
I would beg and borrow to get out of there
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
@@sarbantzredundant much? Did they take your tent? Sit down. You're so incorrect but it's admirable how you embrace it.
The women on the bus talking to these people knows damn well until they bottom out she's wasting her breath!
There was no waste of my breath just as the kind words others shared with me when I was in a much darker place. I haven’t been homeless in over a decade and it’s because of those words and hope others held fore me that I was able to find the light. I work with the unhoused everyday and that energy is never wasted. ❤
Nice work as temporary as it is.
Clean yourselfs up is the answer Go seek counseling etc.. Find Jobs go back to work companies can't discriminate you from working..Stop making up excuses to work..Find money so you can better suit yourselfs..Stop the drugs all the zombies looking people need to stop seriously this is getting outrageously on streets acts. Scaring the public and other childrens around will be a violation of loitering ... Messages to homeless should be punished for their acts hold them accountable for loitering..
I work with the homeless and I pose these questions to you and any others. Find me an open bed in a psychiatric hospital that takes medi-cal and keeps them more than 72 hours. Find me a bed in a drug and alcohol treatment center that takes medi-cal. Find me not just a counselor to work with a homeless individual and then tell me how they’re going to transport themselves to therapy or sit in their tents and meet with a therapist on zoom. You don’t know so please don’t share your views. They need many things but love, support and encouragement at top on the list. Believe me I DO know.
@@katharinemurphy6477but I do. There are a plethora of programs but those programs require active participation. I have been helping the homeless since before being "homeless" was setting up campgrounds and everything was carried in a rucksack. Maybe know your audience
Don't tell them money and status means nothing.!
This reminds me - my garage needs tidying up although it doesn’t contain as much rubbish as these people seem to accumulate..
WACK A MOLE ! The silliness continues
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
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WHERE ARE YOU DAISY ?
Why do cities let it get this bad before they clean it up ? 😢
Good sign hope it helps. No one should be on the street.
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
When the owner of that Madza try to find their car... They would swear that it was stolen....
Like " I thought I parked it by some homeless tent people " 🤔🤔😁💀
LOL 😂
Title needs to read Major drug addict clean up.......lets start calling the truth
I can't walk down the public sidewalk with piles of trash put there Daily.
I always thought it was against the law to block public sidewalks.
There are shelters for these people,not in our streets. They are in this mess because of their drug and alcohol abuse.
I feel sorry for the homeless, but I also feel sorry for the people who have to deal with the mess and trash around there home's and businesses. .
Those homeless people make no effort to clean up after themselves.
SINCE YOU SIMPATZIE AND FEEL SORRY FOR HOMMLES , TAKE A FEW OF THEM DIRECT TO YOURE HOUSE , ILL BE GREAT FOR YOU BEING AROUND WITH THEM SMELL THEM AND WHY NOT USE THEYRE THEY DRUGS
Move them out so that kids can be safe and business's can do business.
Is this landfill friendly
Shame on the mess
Great, two weeks from now, with the next wave of the unending migration of homeless to the pacific northwest, I will see many of these faces here in Tacoma.
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart desperate.
Japan's strict drug laws, mental health systems, and housing options contribute to the country's low homeless population.
wonder where they empty the garbage truck? Not everything can be set on fire.
Where does all that stuff c😅one from ??!!
The problem is that they just go somewhere else. No way to help them if they don’t help themselves.
What are they going to do when they fill up the hotel rooms? Are they going to then going to say that people that have empty apartments and homes for rent that they have to take the homeless in there? Since they have over 47,000 homeless people there aren't enough hotel rooms for all of them.
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart desperate.
Sure is a lot of metal poles going into the landfill . I wonder how long it will take them to decompose ?? I guess CA. Is not into recycling any more
Why would someone park a nice car next to all that trash?
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
@@sarbantzthey're lazy. Try harder
Two guys working in about five to seven standing around but that's some inefficiency you got going on there Governor Newsome and whoever else runs that show
Can you do any better??
Which one is you down there cleaning the infestation?
Go sign up to help
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
Some people are finally getting a break from living on the streets. Well done west LA! I hope they make it to permanent housing 🤞
It's a start, a handful at a time. Keep going!
Yeah get their azz on da bus cuzZ,
The individuals who have narcissistic personality disorder will not stay in housing because it requires following the rules not to drink or use drugs
Drug addicted people with narcissistic personality disorder enjoy their freedom to stay in the stree
The city only inconvenienced those who chose their lifestyle
@@tonyjohn409 why does housing require rules imposed by others? Do you think people living in their own homes never drink or consume drugs?
Glad to see St. Joseph Community is always trying/helping for change 🙏🌈🕊️⛑️🤍💛💙
Thank you 🙏🏼
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz where are you getting your statistics from?
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
This is nessasery, but they will return!
don't let them come back. How about a patrol from the PD for our tax dollars
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate
They might garner more sympathy if what you said is true, but they trash the place to the point where it becomes a public health hazard, steal bikes, shopping carts, and god knows what else.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
They come back
Was that a children's bike I saw? 😮
Finally doing something the homeless were taking over
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
Not sure what's going on here with the dash bus whats the point they be back there
Her words just seemed like she was reading from a spiel that have to give them….i applaud her effort but it just seemed so disingenuous
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
@@Gl6619that was on the spot, from the heart. I’m sorry it seemed that way to you.
They should paint a face , eyes, teeth, on the garbage truck compactor, it would be funny.
A friend of mine told me his cousin said in their old country, the local waste haulers did that to their garbage trucks.
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
Ok so where is the bus taking them back to nowhere .
GIV Mike lives here
TAKING OUT THE TRASH
wars, in importance few, has higher importance than spending money on infrastructure and civilians
I live in Edmonton alberta,,Canada and the mess here from the encampment is disgusting, maybr if the cleaned up after themselves it might change
Wow, look at the Democrat policy dumpster fire!!
Why leave one tent was she dead?
Ya....where’s waa......the healer.....
It’s raining outside
Street homeless live very simple and modest life. They don't need much, so they don't ask for much. It's minimalist type of life. They simply find a camping spot, and that becomes their new home. They prefer to be left alone as they are, and the only thing they really want is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. 99% of street homeless are fentanyl addicts. Large majority of them will simply die from fentanyl overdose, or drugs related violence. Very sad and heart breaking desperate.
@@sarbantz They dont ask for much? Homless ask ask ask for more more more all the time. More money, more rights, more food, more work (that they dont want) etc..
Find a camping spot outside of the city... in the woods... where nobody bothers you, and you bother nobody.
The amount of junk they collect is mind blowing. And most of it is of no earthly use to anyone but they seem strangely attached to it.
They would not be able to set up camp in Montecito
Dear god... Get those who want it into housing already!! This major cleanup that happens 2- 3 times a month is costing the city more likely 3 times more then it would to just get these people housing that they need. Something has got to give considering the millions of dollars that the city/county has been given to help this homeless situation. Where the H is the money going?