Tense Situation at Venice Cleanup Deescalates: LAPD Helps Overcome Homeless Encampment Challenges
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Venice, Los Angeles - January 11, 2024. A significant joint operation was conducted by the City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works and Clean Harbors Environmental Inc. in Venice to address the homeless encampment issue. The initiative is part of the city's ongoing efforts to manage homelessness and maintain public sanitation.
During the operation, a challenging situation arose with a distressed homeless individual resisting the cleanup. Despite initial uncooperativeness and aggressive behavior, the situation was de-escalated by the police without the need for arrest. The officers, prepared to use non-lethal force, managed to persuade the individual to vacate the encampment, allowing the cleanup to proceed.
The officers were equipped with a 40mm less-lethal projectile launcher, which fires foam or sponge projectiles effectively from a distance, ensuring safety and minimizing harm.
Concurrently, a section of Rose Avenue was closed for the cleanup, stretching from Lincoln Boulevard to 7th Street. Workers in white hazardous materials suits conducted the operation, adhering to strict safety protocols.
In preparation for the cleanup, the city had earlier posted notices, alerting residents of the upcoming activity and requesting the removal of personal belongings from the area. These notices stipulated that any items left behind would be removed by city workers.
The unhoused individuals were given a 15-minute window by Los Angeles Sanitation to relocate their possessions before the cleanup. Police officers assisted in moving people away from the cleaning zones, and unclaimed items were cleared by sanitation workers.
The cleanup operation saw coordinated efforts between two waste management units: the Department of Public Works and Clean Harbors Environmental Inc. The teams, identifiable by their yellow and orange vests respectively, focused on segregating hazardous materials from non-hazardous waste, ensuring a thorough cleaning process.
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) provided crucial outreach services to the homeless during the operation.
Los Angeles Police Officers ensured the safety and compliance of all parties, particularly the homeless community. They focused on maintaining cleanliness and hygiene standards and ensuring adherence to safety guidelines.
Despite the implementation of Ordinance 41.18, which restricts certain activities in public spaces, no citations were issued during the cleanup. This operation is a part of Los Angeles' larger strategy to address homelessness, highlighting the city's commitment to both immediate and long-term solutions, focusing on the root causes of homelessness and providing essential resources to those in need
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I used to be homeless, all it takes is work and a shelter to start in and move back up to having a regular life. I never did drugs or drink and the first job given to me I took and gave it over 100%. I hope everyone gets that chance and takes it.
That is a good sentiment, but most of these guys are chronic meth, fentanyl addicts, you give them a room and they trash it, you give them opportunities to get clean and most refuse, what I'm saying is most of these guys are not in thier right minds and can be dangerous, no matter what you offer them, they will choose the drugs and the street, over shelter aand employment.
Well said
But doing drugs in a tent is so much easier than actually getting a job.
Good on you for turning your life around.
I was homeless too. Even with a shelter once an employer finds out that u were homeless ur chances of getting hired r out the window. That brother is rt. At the end NO ONE gives a fukk. Before they tell people to go they HAVE to have another spot for them even if it's the streets. That ALL they ever do is just tell u to go. Glad u had luck. The majority of the homeless will NEVER find it
If true, you were truly down on your luck…
Most of these people have chosen this lifestyle and get no sympathy from me.
It’s enough that they get my tax money!
How nice of the city to clean the living space of the homeless so they can move right back in after they get done disinfecting the sidewalk! Most of these people are there because they would rather spend their rent money on drugs and or alcohol. The majority of these homeless people refuse to use services that get them cleaned up, employed and in stabile housing!
Truth! I've been there done that! On these exact streets in this Town of Venice.
If you don't like them, find somewhere else to be. No one cares about your opinion.
A thankless job and the health risks involved . Thank you.
It's just like Whac-A-Mole.
You know I can understand someone being upset about their things being stolen or thrown away, but when you live on a sidewalk I’m hard pressed to feel bad. Why on earth you are going around lugging furniture makes no damn sense. You live in a tent on a street that gets cleaned every week, you really need furniture?
And why can't they just live in a campground? They wouldn't be asked to move every week. Problem solved.
They pi$$ and crap all over the camp ground! They're disgusting!!
i think it would be less of a problem if they would stop hoarding useless shit and making the city their own personal dumpster..
So why don't you open up your home and invite them in, maybe they can set up tent in your place, or overpriced apartment.
@@tekkamanviper2783Crapfornia
I’m sorry for the folks that find themselves in these situations, but setting up your camp on the freaking sidewalk in front of a Whole Foods?! Give me a break.
And as soon as the workers leave, the homeless moved right back in!!
It’s God’s earth
The city actively moves them. From the boardwalk, to S. Venice Blvd. or N. Venice Blvd. They have different streets that they move them to. It is complete and total insanity in Venice, Beach California.
What 6 months ago like $1.3M and Back !!
@@JesusChristISGodtheFather then go be a farmer and be productive. not hard. Gods earth but people live in it.
@@JesusChristISGodtheFather God’s earth? So god condones drug use? And here I thought god helped all his people! Crazy, guess god doesn’t care to provide for these folk then!
So that really helped. They started moving back in as soon as crew left
It’s amazing what they get away with. The police are still criticized for being heavy handed even when allowing this.
There are countries that are not fighting against the homeless, but against homelessness. Finland, for example, has all but abolished homelessness with its "housing first" strategy.
@@DrHydro-mq7sw in the US there are two opposing forces fighting over the homeless problem.
@@bguerra4 That is a problem in many societies. Even in Germany where I live. . In the USA, however, it seems to have got quite out of hand. As I said. The Finns have solved the problem with a consistent policy. That should be taken as a model.
@@DrHydro-mq7sw also homeless people in California seem to be from all over the US, they all come west to settle down because it’s most comfortable/lucrative place to live that lifestyle. Finland doesn’t have a 350 million population with a percentage destined for homeless.
What’s really strange is that what happens in one community somehow affects them. All people care about is the economy.
Good job police officers, thank you 👍
For the what, homeless should stay where they are. Goes well in the crap democratic run state.
Good job? Is there something wrong with you? You have zero pity or empathy in you. Shame on you. Karma would see you homeless.
Oh please let us know what state you hail from. Don't be a coward.@@SaveAmerica69
Guarantee that guy has a long criminal record .
Who?
imagine blaming everybody else for your mistakes, and laziness because that’s all it is laziness
Yep, the big difference between us and them is…we get up and go to work every day……..
@@patk1254 So, all of them were born homeless then, right, they never worked? Idiot.
"tHeY aRe aLl lAzY aNd dOo dRuGz aNd aLcOhOl!"
Yeah, keep on believing that, and hope you never have to experience a missed paycheck or two, or have a sudden health problem, or any of the thousands of other things that could land you homeless. And pray you won't have to see first hand just how quickly and badly that shit will break you down in every way, or just how damn hard or near impossible it is to get out of it.
"This will never, ever happen to ME. This only happens to other people."
Keep believing that...
It's a shame that miserable governor let's that beautiful state go.😢😢
You are blaming the governor for homelessness in all states? After all, this isn’t a California problem. It’s a problem all over the country. It is idiotic to blame a governor for homelessness.
@@theskyehikerthe homelessness in California is the governor's doing, but you probably vote blue no matter who.
I’m so glad that I live in Florida. I will never visit California again.
Me, too.
This is a drug problem. Where were these people 30 years ago. Not homeless because drugs weren’t so accessible. I have family member who was physically attacked unprovoked by a mentally unstable homeless man. This must stop.
The Chinese way is certainly superior.
@@Activethinker6378
CALIFORNIA IS OFFICIALLY A FAILED STATE…AND SO IS MOST OF THE BLUE WOKE LIBERAL LEFTIST DEMOCRAT STATES AND CITIES. NAME ME A CITY WHO IS LIBERAL WHO DEFUNDED POLICE THAT IS A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE AND VISIT….THERE ARE NONE.
too bad ACLU HAS encouraged the problem by putting lawsuits on every city trying to really solve it.
How much was a house 30 years ago
@@JesusChristISGodtheFather you are right. and how much was a house 30 years before that ? what exactly has our govt done to make housing affordable except to pile on regulations every year and raise the cost of energy ? look at inflation. food up 33 percent under biden. the voters have done this to themselves, and they dont even realize it.
Invaders are allowed to campout just not our Americans
Why not have county trustee inmates do the manual clean up on the side walk ? Save tax money , keeps them busy ? 😅😅😮
I don't get why these homeless people like to bundle so much trash together it's ridiculous
psychic
I’m feel especially sad for the residents in the immediate area, thank god the police does everything within their authority to keep the area safe.
yeah- can you imagine living in those yellow apartments and having that as your view every time you looked out? and it is only clean for about 15 minutes a week
Maybe someone should do something about housing for the homeless.
@@blackshagreen5984 especially for the mentally I’ll and homeless people who have fallen on hard times
@Freedomforall1290 unfortunately the truth is most of these people do not want to work. Beleive me.
work is so good for the human spirit... i wonder if these poeple are just unable to hold down a job so they have given up. honestly, no traditional work place is going to hire them bcus of different variables... one being liabilities.. they have no address, no recent work history and if they do certain drugs forget it. non hirable. why we need nomad safe camps with recycle centers right next door that they can work at-if able bodied- for staying at the camps.@@Bryan-jd7os
I'd imagine that the people living across the street are paying $2500 or more a month only to look out and see this filth.
Unbelievable how disgusting that sidewalk is
And how the cleanup crew has to pick-up up bottles of urine. They couldn't pay me enough.
This is nothing I got a friend who works for the City downtown by skid row they clean up down there every day always the same s***. Really f/up.
In Tampa they give you a year in jail for being homeless
Nevada gives a 6 month jail sentence on a work crew... cleaning up homeless camps...public trash, pulling weeds, pruning greenery, removing paint graffiti, etc.
Then, a one-way Greyhound ticket to any other State! IF caught in NV homeless again, the sentence doubles.
@@AmigoKandu thx a lot send them to sunny California as if we don't already have enough problems here.
So, the taxpayers pay for their free room and board.
Thanks, Gavin! Good job. You’re providing the worst possible remedy for everyone - including being a sanctuary state! Way to go.👍
Stop giving them handouts and Narcan problem solved !
Loudmouth needs a disorderly conduct arrest & a 72 hr hold.. Simple..
Churches and non profits are paying the fines and tickets the homeless incur.
Lol 72 hour hold sound like medical torture almost
@@832738 - It certainly would be for him..
Yup, he got serious issues
yes and get rid of his hoard while he is in jail
This is how they live, imagine if they are given an apartment how filthy it would be. I guarantee they would trash ANY surroundings they live in.
I bet they still pee in water bottle
All belongings should be limited to the confines of the tent. Except bikes. But only one bike per person.
YES MASTER!!! LOL
And yet we offer the world to millions of illegals when we have this kind of horrific situation here at home. Imagine if a fraction of all these billions of dollars spent on illegals would be used to help our own.
Some people cannot communicate without filth coming from their mouth
They are giving this guy too much time……move him out !!
Littering is totally legal now. just as long as you're not a working taxpayer.
it is gross and disgusting and that one Black homeless guy just kicked his trash on the sidewalk! no respect at all
These homeless have good taste.They want to live close to the beach.There’s plenty of space in the desert, but they prefer the beach of course!…no rent, fresh air,good view ,free
clean up now and then.
Or set up tent in a garbage land fill. Nobody would ask you to leave or clean up
I stopped coming to Venice due to how bad it looks and smells. It’s just sad because these people really don’t have any where to go😢
🤡🤦♂️
They DO have places to go. Except they don't want to go to a shelter or whatever place to get help because they don't want to because they can't drink alcohol, smoke meth, crack, and fentanyl.
they have no desire to go where they have to follow rules
Then let us provide shelter. Why are our taxes NOT spent on this crisis?
they do have shelter- but the shelters have rules and regs and they dont like that. cant do their drugs there@@blackshagreen5984
Make sure you thank Newsolini and his voters for all of this!
We’d all love to hear your solutions.
@@curtg7396 super easy. The majority stops voting stupid! Not rocket science!
@@curtg7396 well first I don’t vote Democrat, boom half the problem solved. Second half I’d actually use the fund money and apply it to drug rehabilitation, notice I didn’t say mental health? Thats because the mental health part is brought on by the drug use. Third thing is close the state border and strength the drug laws to help slow or eradicate drugs in this crap hole state. I know it’s a long shot trying to undo all the crap NEwsolini and his cronies have created. But you asked.
YES!!! This is what happens when people elect Democrats.
I am thankful he didn’t have a dog. 🙏🕯️
If these folks are homeless where the hell do they get the money to buy all those hundred dollar plus tents to live in.
Dont be upset you have to move after you set up a tent and surrounded it with a bunch of junk. :)
There has to be a solution to this outrageous problem in America! This is totally unacceptable in the most prosperous country on the planet!
Step 1. Quit making excuses for people unable or unwilling to follow the law. Step 2. Involuntarily relocate people who refuse help. Step 3. Build housing and treatment facilities on undeveloped land away from large urban areas.
did you mean to say the most indebted nation on earth ? all this "prosperity " is debt on a national credit card. if it werent for govt handouts a third of the population would live on the streets . america is in major decline and the voters vote for more freebies every election. the freebies arent free. why wasnt it like this 50 years ago in america ? look for that answer.
@@nandi123 We are already doing that for illegals. New apartments food and medical care for illegals.
AskSOB Newsome.He’s not doing his job but giving money to illegal I’m migrants
@@wanarazCorrect. They need to spend money on homeless Americans.
How in one week do these people collect so much stuff? I thought they clean weekly. They’ve got furniture and everything out there.
You'd be amazed at what people throw out, which is why so many people do the dumpster-diving thing. Seriously good stuff, people will just toss it.
Prime example of someone who doesn’t want to work and blames the world for his failure
Most but not all
Yes, many are choosing this life, but many have tried and struggle. What I have never understood is why cities think letting unchecked camping in prime areas is the only option? Why don't cities allocate more open and quieter areas off the main drags for the homeless? It's almost like it's the plan to damage the prime business and tourist areas? Why?
This bald cop could be nicer about it. Maybe offer some type of help moving and/or ideas. Sometimes that's all people are looking for, concern.
The people wouldn't stay out there they want to be where everything is close drugs people to beg from steal from loot the stores if there was a place way out of the way it would almost be empty
these people get offered numerous suggestions. most of them are beyond caring or looking for solutions. they are mentally ill and no longer know how to function in society@@otrdriverchris
This is the most unbelievable s___t I have ever seen. Cussing out the police! Only in California! LMAO 🤣 Good luck 🤞
bcus of BLM the law coddles them now and they know it. also aclu likes to sue cities if you dont kiss their arse
There is plenty of shelters and help out there to get people back on their feet. Most are on the streets by choice because they do not want to go to a shelter where they have to be sober and put in a minimal amount of effort.
People need people it is coming to the end for this world 😢😢 hope everyone gets the help they need , let's pray 🙏 for each other!!!!! God is Love!!!!!
The Aliens are coming very soon , they will make everything correct again .
Great job!! The homeless are absolutely disgusting and have no care for anything. It's horrible to be a home owner in the area and see all the drugs brought in by the homeless
To get all the amenities you have to come in illegally. Then you get housing ,health insurance ,free phone ,food ,education. And are allowed to vote in some local elections. So far just local but I'm sure more benefits are on the way.
My goodness who is the mayor who is the governor of that place please vote them out
California is run by left-wing people who destroy everything they can.
They are voted into power by the virtue signaling folks that live in the nice areas that don't have to deal with the homeless in their neighborhoods.
Nothing going to change
Why do t you blame the states that don't or won't take care of their homeless problems!!!!..majority of homeless are not from California. They come because of the beautiful weather most of the year!!!...put the blame where it should go.
Gov Newson buy he looks like a Hollywood actor more than a million California citizens signed a petition to recall him. Karen Bass is mayor and George Gascon city attorney does not enforce the law.
Ok, if California would clean up it's own government, if they would remove the log beam in their own eye and their ways before they attempt to remove a splinter from your brother's eye,
Good job California, who will vote you in as people and businesses are leaving your state in droves.
I remember living in Santa Monica for years and i used to go down
To Venice Beach every day on the bike. Trails it was so clean and nice
I really don't know what happened to beautiful southern California 😢😢😢
There just doing there job
I miss the guy who yelled "This is getting very irritating." He must have figured it out and moved on! Keep up the pressure it's working. Way Less Homeless!
i am sure he is still around... just not on that street
Fast forward 2 decades and nobody will want to be a cop. We need to keep those jobs attractive to people that could make a difference. Very little incentive to get into law enforcement these days and that's a problem.
Immigrants will do it .
The guy is a violent drug chooser, yet they let him walk the streets! Bring the police dogs out and let them take care of business! You won't find him around any more!
Your comment is exactly what's wrong with this country.
Try thinking more and assuming less about the lesser among you.
I know more than you'll ever know about this situation in this area! It's people like you that have brought our area as low as it is! Because of your phony Charity, we're the laughing stock of the Country!!! You're pitiful!!!!
Whats wrong with this country is liberalism, every city they run has the same problems. Is it just coincidence?@@thebluewhale8891
And lawyers will be swimming like 🦈 to handle this big 💰💰💰 lawsuit
Why do they give their tents up so easily? Don’t they cost a lot money ? Or they just don’t care?😔
Cash assistance from the state.
Thankyou for sharing this video ❤
Flavor Flav fell through rough times
I don't understand why this is allowed to continue. Maybe someone in charge is trying to devalue the area on purpose and then buy everything up cheep later?
I understand this man's frustration and my heart goes out to him. There is only much that the human spirit can endure before it breaks. You get up, you get up, you get up, and you keep getting knocked back down. After awhile you just give up. I understand where he's coming from. My hope and prayer is that he can find something within himself and he pulls himself up and keeps going and doesn't just give up and explode.This guy seems to be a walking time bomb.
Nice and clean and safe the way it's supposed to be. If the homeless need a place to go, just find out where the homeless advocates live. Should be plenty of room.
GET EM OUT!!!!
yes, but then they just settle somewhere else
@@arthurmario5996 I dont care if homeless people exist. But we have PLENTY of empty and abandoned towns in the USA to move them too. I just drove through Trona Ca and it was filled with abandoned homes. Venice Beach is a multi-Billion dollar neighborhood and they dont belong there. It isn't the 70's anymore.
and I don't care if they dump you there if you are disabled or when you are too old to work.
As soon as the police and clean up crew left, the tents are back.
One "unhoused" guy I met in San Diego, had been in the Army, but had just got out of prison after arrested driving a vehicle stuffed with drugs.
He had been married, wife wanted to go back to her home town, so she left him, took kids.
He began drinking so much the Army kicked him out. He was arrested for "being homeless" in Nevada, did six months in a jail work crew.
Then he was ordered out of Nevada, given a 1 way voucher for Greyhound. If found homeless in NV again, sentence would be double.
He went to L.A., but the street gangs politics were bad he said, you could not walk around alone. Drugs were everywhere.
He drifted to San Diego, which is mellower, but too close to Tijuana, Mexico.
It wasn't long before he was recruited to drive drugs over the border. Now, he did federal time, and has that on his record.
I bought him some lunch, but no beer. I did not ask about his ex & kids, he finally said he did not want his kids to see him like this.
Never seen again around San Diego, never knew what became of him.
why they are not hauled off to jail or 5150 is beyond me...pathetic excuse by the government agencies not taking responsibilities
aclu has encouraged this. they will threaten the city with lawsuits
You know you have to pack it up every week. Stop creating so much work for yourself.
Should take only what you need to survive. Its like camping, you only bring what you need. This way you can always be on the move. These homeless ppl wanted a permanent residency on the sidewalk. SMH.
exactly! one tent, one sleeping bad, one cart, a few clothes. why states each need to have a large nomad camp where no hoarding or trashing is allowed. do your drug of choice inside your tent. have showers and bathrooms available- make them each produce something our economy needs to pay for the camp
Clean 🧹 🗑️ up time? 😯
that tall Black man had WAY TOO MUCH STUFF to move around. a cart overflowing, 3 other large suitcases.. 2 bikes. he finally moved bcus he knows he is just going to move back there in 15 minutes
They literally come back within minutes! Come up with a better plan city of LA!
I noticed those clean up crews are slow as a turtle 🐢
As much as the Government sends to other countries they could build homeless shelters and get these streets cleaned up
They getting Amazon packages delivered? Why do they have so much stuff and don't move the night before?
That dudes mental stability and rationality is exactly why these camps need to go and never allowed back . This problem has been coddled for far too long .
So so sad for all parties involved. I understand both sides.
Very true
There's plenty of resources for homeless people, they can have; free food, take a shower and have clean clothes, but they rather stay in the streets and annoyed everyone.
I'm really upset after talking to multiple 99 Cent store employees. All of them blamed homeless people stealing from their store every day, forcing the business to close and then to lose their jobs.
Blocking the sidewalk at a beach city should be mandatory jail time. Go do that in Palmdale.
Most street people in Florida have the sense to camp in the woods and mostly stay out of sight.
So where were the cops when he was putting that tent up
They got a French pitbull?? Man these homeless people are rich
“I wanna break some fingers!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Another comment, but my last……there is always one of the cleanup crew that walks in circles with a rake in his hands doing NOTHING!
They should be inforced to clean up their own mess, if they dont, arrest them and charge them for the cleanup!
Glad they are getting rid of this. You can't live on public sidewalks and in public parks that you are not helping to pay for.
"Hit the road, Jack. And don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more."
So, at the very end of the video that dude dragged is tent back over to the cleanup area?
parabéns pelo trabalho de vocês isso é importante deixar a cidade limpa por favor traduzir para o português do Brasil
The one guy with the bad attitude said you all made me like this. He will stay in jail or on the streets until he figures that one out. They seem to have the impression life is just easy for everyone else and they are being picked on for some reason. Its 100% their bad attitude 99% of the time.
Keeping on keeping on. You can’t give end. I know it is hard work. Venice is looking much cleaner. Thanks for your help. People can tell the difference.
10+ gov workers standing around...Whose policies allow this??????
Bidens
I was homeless and i wasn't able to capitalize what i was doing in my life nor have the proper mind-set but a guy in the streets woke me up and said that anything is possible and now im back working living in a apartment in hawaii
Where I live, that sht wouldn’t fly. He would be on the hood of the patrol car in cuffs, a slice would be made to the top of the tent to check for additional occupants or pets, then everything would be lifted into the trash truck as abandoned property. EVERYTHING!
I have worked my ass off since young ,this has nothing to with this
All you guys who walk around filming should be using HD Camera Shades. The audio is great and you won't be conspicuous while filming.
Imagine checking into a homeless shelter and he is your bunky buddy ..that's why he's there
It amazes me that the homeless are able to just set up camp on public sidewalks and take over so much of the sidewalk that people have to walk in the street! The minute a tent appears to be going up the police should be on the homeless to move! The longer the tents are allowed to stay the more trash appears at the “campsite”.
So very sad to see a state so bereft of leadership that police have to become vagrant policers instead of solving and limiting crimes.
Being homeless is criminal according to some
It is sad to see this but what really hurts me is a animal has to live this way they do not have a choice.
IF HE DEAL WITH THE POLICE EVERYDAY THEN WHY DONT HE TRY TO BE A BETTER PERSON.
Alot of good that does. They just come back and mess it up again...
The Police are way too easy on this guy, give him the same time as everyone and then go in and its stick time, just animals living on the street. Let the Police do their jobs Newsome.
That guy said to arrest him. Even with his aggression he’s not arrested. I think he WANTS to be arrested. Shelter, food, doctors.