Officers Clean-up Homeless Encampments at Palisades Park
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Santa Monica Police Officers and Code Enforcement Officers from the Safety Task Force clean-up homeless encampments at Palisades Park on Saturday, July 2, 2022. The newly formed task force has been instrumental in helping to educate and enforce the City’s safety laws and ensuring safe sidewalk vending practices across the City.
Santa Monica Municipal Code 4.08.095 Prohibition against camping in public places:
(a) No person shall camp in a prohibited public place.
(b) For the purpose of this Section:
(1) “Camp” means to erect, maintain or occupy a camp facility for the purpose of living accommodations.
(2) “Camp facility” means one or more of the following: tents, huts, other temporary physical shelters, cots, beds, sleeping bags, hammocks, or bedrolls.
(3) “Prohibited public place” means any of the following: the public parks listed in Section 4.08.091, public beaches, the Santa Monica Municipal Pier, public streets, public alleyways, public parking lots, public passageways, public rights-of-way, publicly-owned landscaped areas or greenbelts, public educational institutions including properties owned by the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District or Santa Monica College, or other government-owned properties located within the City of Santa Monica.
(c) The City Council may, by majority vote, establish one or more specified camping areas. Such camping areas, if any, may be located in prohibited public places, except that such camping areas shall not be located within public parks.
(d) This Section shall not take effect until March 1, 1995. (Added by Ord. No. 1768CCS § 4, adopted 9/13/94)
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imagine thinking you can have a nice view for free while the rest of us have to work to attain such a thing
And plenty of food stamps on a card, that you can trade for $, to buy drugs, bad booze & Cigs.
Nice views shouldn't only belong to the rich. In California, the beach belongs to everyone. You're just not allowed to camp there. But believe it or not, you can look.
@@gordon3186 Of course. But, if we just allow folks to start setting up camp again, we are right back to the dirty smelly problem we were in just a year ago.
@@jaipoh3965 --- I didn't suggest allowing folks to set up camp.
lol. jeliousy knows no bounds, does it.
these people are exposed to the elementd snow, rain or shine. many with no food. sad. am happy they can enjoy the ocean at least. just keep your space clean.
I feel for the officers and the encampment people. The officer's didn't go into law enforcement to do this. Many of these encampments house mentally ill, economically broke, drug addiction, and just people that want to drop out of society. It never should have gone this far.
Right
Good job officers we are tire of this parasites.
That's horrifying, of epic proportions, if I say so myself.
stop the Drug- Dealers and the horror ends immediately
I love Santa Monica. Lived there for about a year @ 1012 2nd St. 1973. Enjoyed visiting Palisades Park and the beach often. This video also reminds me of the book "Black Mass" about James Whitey Bulger of Boston infamy. He lived at 1012 3rd St. for several years and visited this park a lot while the FBI was searching around the world for him. Great book imo.
Why cant the split up and take care of this stuff? 8 officers to tell a guy he cant sleep in a hammock.
If you expect an answer, you are part of the problem.
If the person gets violent, then they have to be able to subdue them. Taser? Riots in CA. Gun? riots in CA. Too many cops? Now they're wasting money. There is no way to win. A few of them aren't cops also, outreach programs.
The dude with the hammocks knew he was going to get caught
Mine slept in a car two years so... Tell them this world is full of help.. hope.. no..lies
Guy with the hammock had a $1M view!
Cops should dna test all these ppl…may get a “hit”.
I bet he smokes only the good stuff
A big cat & mouse game.
0:10 that lady was laughing at poor people
Ya tell them to move and they do....but half a block away. They know the game..your all going south...he will move few feet up the beach north......till next time. Will never end. Not like this
Robert Lamm of Chicago has/had a condo across the street from there.
If he's in Chicago , perhaps he'd let the homeless crash as t his place ! 🇺🇸
Who tf is Robert lamm
@@longbeachhippy694 geez you don't know the lead singer of Chicago 🤣
Leave my man yo
I guess if your sleeping, they leave you alone. What a waste of resources.
That's YOU'RE sleeping . . . 💀
Easy job.
They must yake the hammok that guy use it again.
U . . . Make no sense ! 💀
The poor and this is how they are treated.. sad mad
Just another damn job
Sweet dreams
Had a camper nthe homeless cops took it.. no.. bs
Homeless over five years.. in Wisconsin.. winter with three kids.. 539. A month..two years nothing..if you can't help then don't comment crap excuses while you sleep in a bed... selfish
Oh yeah everyone how come that they're selling pictures like a $30 so I got an amazing and beautiful sunset and sunset that are all different location that in the beach but also that are other Los Angeles is like a selfish rich luxury homeless poor people and especially that they don't have no respect of a Latinos anyway got to say this everyone because I don't I've done my homework over once upon a time that a way back before I called Los Angeles before call of United States before court of America is always about that over well let me say this Central America have a connection to the Norfolk North in the land right there in the next door where it's like a United Federation but sometimes that are the future it could be like troubling ever but also data of a future that the people are not doing of a good responsibility anyway.. what they're done in the past the present and the future and especially the let me say this today right now is just like a I don't know I feel like a Los Angeles it's going to be for the wealth and rich people right there and other poor people that still living in the streets well tell the mail and the governor that are not doing a good job and the mayor and the governor had to be well while they're hiding for especially that of a let me say this Slackers officers