District Attorney Thien Ho criticizes Sacramento's enforcement for homelessness
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- District Attorney Thien Ho criticizes Sacramento's enforcement for homelessness
ABC10's Becca Habegger speaks with District Attorney Thien Ho and his thoughts on Sacramento enforcement on homeless ordinances.
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We need more DAs like this to deal with the homeless problem. Let's see if he keeps his word
Finally someone takes a stand against the lawlessness
All your hero is saying here is that he wishes the city VIOLATE CIVIL RIGHTS
Homelessness is a big business; it will never go away any time soon.
The capital of California sets the tone for the state as does the US Capital Washington DC. We have no right to advise or counsel other countries.
I want to know when we as a nation can send people into space and exhibit other ingenuity, why can't we come up with a permanent solution for the homeless problem in this country. We need to quit dicking around and figure it out and make it happen! There have always been poor unfortunates throughout history and they weren't necessarily camping around in tents all around towns. Our homeless problem is out of control. It needs to stop by way of finding permanent solutions to help these people out and get them back on their feet again; and if they can't ever take care of themselves, then they need permanent housing of some kind. Maybe they won't like it, but tough.
Face it , the state iz just to cheap to put porta poddies and trash cans out for public use to tamp down the easily controllable excessive mess...
There will never not be homeless. Many are happy that way and don’t want anymore help then the monthly food stamps and cash aid they get. That’s why when they went out and offered services to thousands of homeless only 1 or 2 used the services. Everyone else was fine and didn’t need any help.
I agree, and they all flock to CA for these benefits
The studio apartment I rented in Sacramento in 1999 for $435 a month is now $1,600. That is insane, no wonder people are living on the street.
This is not a housing issue. Also, 1999 was almost 24 years ago!
How much was your cup of Starbucks 24 years ago how much was a gallon of milk how much were your wages gallon of gas homeowners insurance that's gone up 400% in the state of California because all the companies are leaving due to Governor newsom's shenanigans everything has gone up why do you think rent shouldn't go up
Also studios online right now for under $1,000 take a look
I agree rents have gone up relatively. But it's not that crazy. In the end even if it was in line with wages, $0 is still $0 and even further from the rising standard. I know there is this conspiracy theory that these services don't do the work bc of the problem is solved then the money stops flowing. But at this point there is plenty work to be done without running out. We just need a cumbaya moment that we probably need to implement some kind of mandated community service bc no one thinks it's their job, or that they are paid enough, or that it's simply hopeless to roll up sleeves. Plus the taxes are already high and aren't enough to fund these programs....again bc they have trouble finding the right employees. Like who here would even shake a homeless guy's hands? How much money do you want to give therapy to a dangerous mentally ill drug addict? But if there are more of us volunteering (or mandated) to help in a concerted effort, maybe it won't be as risky or nasty.
@@kohort1 LOL. What happened to Obama's Hope and Change? Looks like the Hope fell though the cracks, but the Change sure did happen, but not in a good way.
#MartinVBoise
this guy should be governor. i don't vote but if i do, i like what he is saying i like his mindset. accountability for these things is needed.
This guy has my future votes without hesitation. The California politicians can learn from him. I appreciate him breaking it all down, so we understand what the city has the power to change. He officially confirmed what we all knew: Sacramento politicians have been goofing off.
Finally! TY!
This guy makes an GOOD POINT!!
I jus went camping with my family had to paid 45$for the camp site!
And ppl are camping in the city for free??
We have identified the problem. Zechariah 11-5,6,7. The spoils of the poor are in your houses, why do you grind the face of the poor? Their is profit in a crises. Who hired an international union for a sovereign country? Looks like the bad stewards in the Bible. This is what top down gets you.
Sacramento has been a dump since the 1980s, it really needs to change. I don't blame the leaders like this high priced lawyer. I know that the parenting in this area is the root cause. Parents simply do not care about raising decent human beings. If this lawyer really wants to address this problem he needs to look at parenting because all of this starts at home .
My lease is almost up and will be going east and out of this socialist state.
The first step is to stop being a sanctuary city/state.
Rent is not affordable in California. That is why people are homeless. What are you doing about the root causes? Homelessness = no housing. It's that simple.
More like all the hard drugs and the fetty that they are jacked up on. You can't work when your jacked on Fetty.
Rent is not affordable in most populated cities.
@@bobbyb9263 That is not true. I pay $1,800 a month for a 3 bedroom while in California it's $1,800 a month in my hometown for a room for rent.
@@DanielSchmidt94521 I have a 3bed, 2bath in Sacramento. Rent is roughly over $1500. I have family in OH, IN, and FL. They live in populated cities. Rent out there for the same is roughly over $1,200. Rent is generally higher in CA, but so is the minimum wage. The East coast big cities like NY, NJ, are same as CA if not more. You say $1800 for a room to rent? Where is that Bay Area or SoCal like LA? That’s crazy.
@@DanielSchmidt94521 Also, there is plenty of housing for homeless is Sacramento. I assisted in building a “mini house” or “small home”. There is a large community of them in the northern part near Del Paso. There are several other communities. Homeless people on drugs do not want to stay in them because of their addictions. What kind of out reach have you done for the homeless in Sacramento? I’ve encountered many during our annual food drive and passing out food to them.
We need to support this man!
U dont hear about other states about there homeless only CA
Due to the shoddy leadership of Newsome leftist liberals and other people who have decided crime is legal in California drugs are legal in California lying on the street in your tent on drugs is legal in California that's why
Because a lot of people move from other states to CA just to be homeless.
It is so welcome here.
True!!
the core culprit of homeless isn't to look at the homeless. but it is to find the other things that can be done. build more housing boost the industries that gather materials for housing speed up education process for the trades to build housing boost ways people especially homeless people can get into those trades. have the homeless people build homes. etc. deregulate the housing industry make it easier to build houses. deregulate sale of land instead of acting like land nazi's most of california is empty land that could using housing to built on it, there is nothing sacred or special about that land all it is is wasteland not being used for housing that homeless neeed. small piece of land easily can cost half a million, this is just simply not right govt needs to come up with solutions to allow more free flow of this and not allow price walls to shut everything down.
Why is it stereotypical of the homeless population to often not have jobs? Let’s get them working because they could definitely be doing more for themselves.
@@1Up_jp regulate the housing industry make it easier build housing have the homeless buold rhe housing
@@henlohenlo689 there are housing opportunities and resources for these homeless individuals. However, most of them, choose to not seek help or there are stipulations that come along with these housing programs meaning they cannot be on drugs something that majority of the homeless people don’t want to give up.
@@1Up_jp i've lived in california my whole and what u say simply isn't true and ill tell you hard details as of why i feel that way.
the govt agencies responsible for helping house homeless is useless, they do not do their job. there is long lines and they genuinely don't help many people who need help.
meanwhile the govt agencies like bureau of indian affairs is very rapid at helping people with housing if the people say they are a specific genetic ethnicity as the qualifying factor. yes i got denied housing because of ethnicity because of govt agencies like this one. if u notice most of the homeless in california is non-latin. with a few exceptions.
lastly. pieces of land in not even nice areas could easily cost half a million prices walls away beyond reasonable people can afford. the only people buying it is high govt or people from high govt of outside countries who use cross bordering as a way to do fraud and launder money.
it's become anticompetitive. ordinary people are not served they breaching antitrust laws.
also. there is tribal land without rules of regular laws, they are impune, also they don't pay taxes, and they get alot of aid from govt. but the regulation in these zones allows for money laundering. and casino's are one of the methods for money laundering. turning dirty money into clean money, and well. they happen to fall onto deregulated zones impune of federal law. why is this? it's a scheme to try to avoid being punished for these crimes and criminal behavior. of course people doing crimes would try to not be held accountable or liable for the things they do.
all the sectors responsible for bringing us the materials for housing, are restricting production and job growth. yes this too harms the general public and violates antitrust laws.
all the jobs for building houses alot goes into building a house alot of time people spend to learn how to do it. but hte people with money printers get a house click of button. and ordinary people are priced out of market. they will be housed not the dude working as a trucker who needs to sleep in the truck to survive. or someone forced into joining the military because they can't pay for costs at home. etc. instead of build more housing people are pigeon holed into dnagerous and unhealthy situations.
@@1Up_jp saying there is housing and resources for these people is simply not true. when there isn't enough resources a certain percent will be priced out.
that is always true. to say that the ratios in california isn't perfect, it a safe bet. you are implying the ratios of housing is great in california and you'd have a steep burden to prove that. you wouldn't be able to.
It be more homeless because of the rent and business are closing up
And all the Fetty and hard drugs... I mean you can't work when your all hopped up on the Fetty.
What are you doing to help the homeless?
As little as possible.
huck the Fomeless!
Many of them need to be rounded 😢up and put in homeless camps around the city. It's unfortunate but it needs to be forced on them.
What we have here is a camping problem. Have the community development department create legal campgrounds so if illegal campers refuse to go there they can be placed in prison or mental hospitals. This way their lawyers and Judges cannot file restraint.
Maybe, you're going after the wrong person? Gruesome Nuisance, is the one driving the train. I hate to break the news, to you, but it's all over the State. So, it's Nasty's, and her, nephew that have dropped the ball.
Get out there and help enforce it then!