Downtown San Diego California Overtaken By Massive Homeless Camps

[@lawrencetrapani5623]

Go check out the San Diego Zoo and the Museums while you are Downtown. The Beaches are beautiful also in Point Loma Ocean Beach and La Jolla, and more

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@maxxlaw4081]

You haven't seen anything yet, just wait until you get to Los Angeles, the homeless capital of America!

[@Nomadsland83]

Right?!

[@hotelandelevator1236]

For real

[@nunyabiz8708]

You have to check out azusa,sandimas,corona and ranco chucamunga..

[@user-vr3mr5eu7y]

Sacramento too lol

[@jKLa]

Sad but true. Much of LA is a disaster zone. But high housing costs and the housing shortage really are a huge factor on the West Coast. There are irresponsible as well as disabled and or traumatized/addicted/people who've been through extreme crisis etc. everywhere. Many of the people who elsewhere would be staying with relatives or renting rooms are instead living in their vehicles or on the street...

[@deniseflores4523]

I've walked and driven down this road many times I'm from North San Diego love it. I've also been homeless outside here too. It was difficult.

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

we probally all been close, hard times

[@deborahrivers3186]

The new up and coming America. Some homeless are old disabled physically mentally beaten down from abuse. Never did drugs or drank just hurt and their is no help. Still in my Subaru from Florida. That Gal

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

😢 were in some scary times

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. Not “Never did drugs or drank just hurt.” /

[@newworldconcepts583]

I will make u hurt..." J. Cash

[@ix_conscious_xi]

I'm glad you made i to Cali. I know when you take those coastal line drives your going to love it..breathtaking views.

[@jKLa]

It's really a travesty what most major (and even some smaller) west coast cities have become...

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@MinnieMouse100]

The gangsters drug pushers from Russia said "this was coming."documentary 4 yrs ago said it was coming. This is worse than aids epgenerational cause a ripple effect generationally passed down. The track sores . I pray for these people. Mean it.

[@Nomadsland83]

Wait till you see skid row down town LA 🤮

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@Arian0027]

I’ve kept hearing about the homeless but didn’t believe til Jose and Katie confirmed it.

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@maxxlaw4081]

You have to see it for yourself, you’re not gonna believe your eyes. Seeing it on tv doesn’t tell the real story!

[@aboutmillions]

@@maxxlaw4081 this is true, i was there in March and couldnt believe it. They even used the bathroom in broad day light on the streets, wild.

[@OzunaEnoc]

Yes San Diego 🎉 how happy are you 1-11?

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

🎉🎉🎉🎉😊 too amazing to be here

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@landeeld9596]

Was wondering how long it would take for you to find that shit. We left San Diego after 29 years and moved to the FL Panhandle. No regrets!

[@nblmushu]

how do you handle the hurricanes tho

[@annafarr582]

Before you made that u turn on the trolley tracks, across the street from the homeless people is Saint Vincent DePaul, a homeless shelter. It's always full, it's not clean and many people just don't want to stay there, but you can get decent meals there.

[@njv1234]

6:42 the bus has its own signal, it’s the white T signal that turned on before the green light 🚥

[@ryanmkeisling9089]

Frisco is intense too. It's a shame, there are so many suffering around the world right now....

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@georgiadriven]

I’ve never seen any homeless people in Frisco🥲

[@alfredoito44]

No the bus driver didn't run the red light,if you pay attention on the right of the light there is a T that turns green for the bus driver to cross seconds before turns green for every other driver

[@lisaweathers3566]

Unfortunately it is everywhere. They closed all the facilities to help these people

[@chrisphinney6430]

So shocking that people have to live like that in the us. thank you for filminng and sharing

[@deborahrivers3186]

Hi you two! Subaru Debbie here.

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

Awesome!!! Glad to hear from you again! We’re blessed to be traveling now again! Perfect weather here

[@jKLa]

Crappy rooms go for 1 grand a month and most demand credit. The relatives that people would stay with elsewhere ALREADY have people sleeping in their living room and garage.. So people on disability and even many of the working poor live in their vehicles or on the street. 😳

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@jKLa]

@@sarbantz For some reason my reply was deleted. The street drugs are only part of it. Most homeless people do not use hard drugs. Those who have addiction problems, incarceration or other crises history, or mental illness are only part of the issue in California and the US west coast. The cost of just rooms, and the lack thereof, mean that many of the part time working poor or those on S.S.I. etc. are now homeless, even if they are clean and sober no criminal record etc., who elsewhere, or ten years ago even here, would have been living indoors.

[@jKLa]

@@sarbantz what you just wrote is also inaccurate in that while it would certainly help if there was less fentanyl and all the rest (rat poison should be banned as it kills birds!), we could immensely reduce homelessness by changing building codes and zoning, and reducing and streamlining other regulations, to allow significant construction of rooming homes, mobile home parks, cheep apartment complexes etc like was done in the past, and which is now largely illegal to build. Likewise reduce land development restrictions and the ability if existing homeowners to block new development where these issues are most extreme, such as in Coastal California.

[@sarbantz]

@@jKLa where I live, all street homeless are fentanyl addicts. I doubt you can find one that's not. This is about street homeless, and not about sheltered ones.

[@jKLa]

@@sarbantz I am certain that where you live far from all street homeless are on Fentanyl. Most are not on hard drugs in my area. The idea that all street homeless are on hard drugs is extremely improbable to the point of being laughable. Yes drugs are a big problem but all it takes to become homeless on the street is a low income and bad luck.

[@claudiahansen4938]

Welcome to America's Finest City TM. The place I've called home since 1981. Now you understand why we are moving to Florida!

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@claudiahansen4938]

@@sarbantz great explanation, in detail! Thanks.

[@charleshoang566]

Enjoy your hurricane seasons.

[@claudiahansen4938]

Nicest beach is by Hotel Del Coronado, Navy base and rich folks' homes.

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@charleshoang566]

La Jolla,Del Mar, Mission beach.

[@S.l.o.w.cooker350]

You guys drive like my husband. Find every wrong turn just as you approach good stuff.

[@earthalex1707]

I always wanted to visit California

[@Nomadsland83]

It would be the best state in the U.S if it wasn't for all the crap that's out there.

[@earthalex1707]

@@Nomadsland83 Yea but besides the crap I still want to visit California a place I always wanted to check out and visit

[@Graphics_Card]

Not very safe

[@earthalex1707]

@@Graphics_Card Not every were in California is bad and unsafe there are good parts and bad parts.

[@Graphics_Card]

@@earthalex1707 it’s pretty much everywhere though. Most of the safer parts, 100% of the time are going to be boring.

[@markalanjacobson]

Hate to break it to you but I've lived here since 1997, and it's pretty much always been like this. Old news!

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

Interesting you say that. Wasn’t California republicans back than?

[@briankay4229]

Can you imagine being on vacation, and instead of going to the zoo or one of the many beautiful beaches, you choose to exploit the hardships of others?! I guess you have to get your ya - yas somehow.

[@newworldconcepts583]

Thank you for you delightfull take on it. For real though. Homelesness is part of all large cities in America. I just choose to be in this City.

[@kateannkippy37]

Katie will enjoy The San Diego Zoo...🦒🐘🐐🐏🦙🦧🐪

[@Lauri2014]

Just glad I left on time. All of this was foreseeable and even preventable, at least to this degree. Bad governance and business lobbying since the 1970s...

[@deborahrivers3186]

What’s the tempura tire?

[@deborahrivers3186]

Temp?

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

@@deborahrivers3186 perfect temp nice n cool

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@MinnieMouse100]

South San Diego is where the homeless are .

[@lukebandy516]

I'm from SD and yes there is a huge homeless population but not like SF or LA.

[@DCo923]

Make sure you stop in LaJolla

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

We stayed another day just to see that area! I wanna see the sea mammals!

[@DCo923]

@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Yes the seals on the beach, they smell so you know. Also there is a Marintine College, University San Diego is there, they have a cool casual rest. good Lunch and it's on a cliff over looking the ocean and you watch people do sky gliding off there. Cabrillo National Park is a must also Just gorgeous. Great town. Also Del Mar is really beautiful town.

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@DCo923]

@@sarbantz So sad I know my friends in CA say the drug dealers 24 X 7 , just go from tent to tent selling, that it is the biggest drug ring going. They just showed pics of LA where they just got a surge of fentanyl and there was approx. 2500 deaths in one MONTH, everyone living on the streets.

[@PSTXFL]

Where I live there’s a no camping and no panhandling ordinance. Zero homeless.

[@newworldconcepts583]

It must be a twighlight zone u live in. Do all the houses and appartments look the same?

[@guyfrom8659]

That you see 😅 were out here. You just don't look hard enough

[@Grenas61904]

One question: What has gone wrong?

[@annieaviles4760]

California or Florida, to live and retire?

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@mannylopez15986]

Florida

[@MinnieMouse100]

California

[@charleshoang566]

California,Too old to outrun the hurricane.

[@judycoyne7818]

There’s bigger and worse homeless camps in other major cities; this video showed nothing remarkable…not impressive at all!!

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@yuegonghuamei6685]

I lived in San Diego 80 to 86 seem no homeless but downtown seem shady so i don't really check all it. That's good sign US is crumbling down right before our eye, so wild so unbelievable even not as bad as Skidrow Kensington but still lot for small city. Hope US not so hate Asians immigrants to be part US we can rescue it no time by rule it.

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

I am sorry what?

[@briankay4229]

Can you please translate that in English?

[@Trtevoorryu]

Why is Cali real estate so expensive? I don't see the appeal

[@frankihatch]

Good weather

[@eddiemautone209]

Arizona and Colorado much better states and Florida

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@irenebarlow4144]

Skid row and Venice Beach in Los Angeles is way worse

[@kateannkippy37]

Go to "VENICE BEACH" 😱

[@ginasorcoso8035]

A little bit homeless n addicts in other parts of San Diego. Mostly are in lA, phila, kensington,

[@charleshoang566]

They are camping, picnicking.

[@charleshoang566]

They are not homeless they are houseless.

[@jamesberry7150]

Watch out for Redondo bch .parking ticket 300 bucks.

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@aprilstardavisjewelry]

Always fill your car with anything dollar store items and just pullover I did weekly 16 & commercial there are some that will ignore you but just set the stuff down actually there are also kids there I recommend buying chalk at the dollar store but no balls as obv they could get hit as they have no place to play … thru are mainly glad someone just says hi doesn’t treat them invisible …this is a disgrace of our nation but dint just film for views give back

[@lucindaramirez6962]

Welcome to United States of America

[@deniseflores4523]

Train station on your left

[@eddiemautone209]

Drug capital of the country

[@sarbantz]

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all the time. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. The only thing they really wanna is to be as close as possible to their fentanyl dealers. We will never reduce street homelessness without reducing the amount of fentanyl and other nasty drugs available on our streets.

[@eddiemautone209]

What ever it is still Waco state for sure

[@robparadise6099]

Todd Gloria"ville"

[@badicecream2913]

Yawn.

[@robparadise6099]

@@badicecream2913 Just waking up 8 mos later?

[@badicecream2913]

Hi Rob! I apologize for my rudeness. I am just tired of online "zingers" used as performative substitutes for actual problem solving/critical thinking (ie implying San Diego's deep-seated and longstanding homeless issue is the fault of a politician who has been in office for less than three years, also w/out accounting for the additional impacts of Covid, increasingly ubiquitous short-term rentals, land/housing shortage, etc.). I've lived here for a quarter century and want to see more solutions ASAP, but it is a wildly complicated and multifaceted issue to tackle. Be well! @@robparadise6099

[@spessato]

Faz um L de liberal ✊