Bulldozer joyride at Angel Stadium, influx of homeless prompts Angels to ask for more police

[VariousCrap]

45 minutes ago, Kylegstrange said:

The homeless issue is already being handled by the city , ANAHEIM is almost completed building  a new large homeless shelter in the city. 

 

That is good news because with the majority of homeless shelters in the OC at capacity, the people need somewhere to go.

[gotbeer]

12 hours ago, VariousCrap said:

 

That is good news because with the majority of homeless shelters in the OC at capacity, the people need somewhere to go.

 

Maybe they should be going to work.

[Tank]

I'm trying to figure out how any of them are able to afford a cell phone.

[Junkballer]

14 hours ago, Kylegstrange said:

The homeless issue is already being handled by the city , ANAHEIM is almost completed building  a new large homeless shelter in the city. The real issue is other citys push the home less population to Anaheim because they don't want to deal with it . Angel stadium is much safer than the latrine lol no comparison there.  

I'm wondering if this is just perception?  Is there any plausible information that corroborates this?  There have been documented cases of homeless and indigent patient dumping and cities carry some potential liability for that sort of thing.  Just wondering if this is just "word on the street" or something more tangible.

[Mark68]

20 minutes ago, Junkballer said:

I'm wondering if this is just perception?  Is there any plausible information that corroborates this?  There have been documented cases of homeless and indigent patient dumping and cities carry some potential liability for that sort of thing.  Just wondering if this is just "word on the street" or something more tangible.

"Word on the street" is good enough for POTUS.

[AngelsLakersFan]

1 hour ago, Junkballer said:

I'm wondering if this is just perception?  Is there any plausible information that corroborates this?  There have been documented cases of homeless and indigent patient dumping and cities carry some potential liability for that sort of thing.  Just wondering if this is just "word on the street" or something more tangible.

Well, when you bulldoze a mile long homeless camp site and bury it under 10 feet of dirt it isn't surprising when these people start showing up in other parts of town.

 

[Junkballer]

1 hour ago, AngelsLakersFan said:

Well, when you bulldoze a mile long homeless camp site and bury it under 10 feet of dirt it isn't surprising when these people start showing up in other parts of town.

 

No doubt, but the post I quoted seemed to imply something like an orchestrated scheme by surrounding cities and not just the one riverbed action by the county. 

[AngelsLakersFan]

12 minutes ago, Junkballer said:

No doubt, but the post I quoted seemed to imply something like an orchestrated scheme by surrounding cities and not just the one riverbed action by the county. 

I didn't really read it that way. No city wants these people so they all do everything they can to get rid of them. Now they are in Anaheim, and eventually they will somewhere else.

[VariousCrap]

6 hours ago, gotbeer said:

 

Maybe they should be going to work.

 

Many of them have jobs.  They are just part time and low paying.

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