Homeless encampments cause concern for Mesa residents

Residents in the Twin Knolls area tell 12News that parts of their community have recently been plagued with trash, debris and homeless encampments.

[@richarddawdy8488]

Not all that trash will always come from the homeless. Many times others see the homeless there and then just start dropping trash there because it's there. I seen it happen.

[@taylormiller6741]

And where do you want these people to go? The shelters are over crowded. The community outreach programs tell these people to get on a wait list for a shelter or send them to CBI (which is a large room with chairs filled with people who are detoxing and people who have mental health disabilities. The staff at CBI does the bare minimum for these people. I watched a girl chew her tongue off and they just yelled at her to shut up and stop crying) We as a country need to do better!

[@josemart6812]

No money for end homeless , but trillions for Ukraine and amo and equipment keep voting democrats

[@EM-yn1wd]

Idiot - I am a Democrat but do not support Biden and the war machine of trillions of wasted dollars instead of it going to where it should. Stop blaming democrats - HOMELESSNESS ACTUALLY INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY DURING TRUMP'S REIGN " the homeless population under the Trump administration increased by some 30,000 people, or about five percent, the number of unsheltered homeless-those who lacked any sort of nighttime shelter at all, for example, a car-increased by 28 percent. Moreover, the number of chronically homeless people, those who have been homeless for over a year or who are consistently in and out of homelessness, increased by a massive 40 percent, reaching levels last seen only in the fallout of the 2008 financial crisis.:" all you Trumpers are clueless

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@Body_Dropped]

💯💯

[@bcgambit80]

Funny how the people who cry "human lives are valuable, every one should be cherished" are nowhere to be seen, when human lives need help and it costs money.

[@Himchamberlain]

Man this statement is gold

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@bcgambit80]

@@sarbantz So you're saying it's a medical problem. U.S. doctors only care about helping people with money. Meanwhile the people who sell all the drugs are living the life of luxury, as our government takes bribes and embezzles tax money to pretend they are doing anything about the problem. The homeless addicts are the result, not the cause of the problem.

[@sarbantz]

@@bcgambit80 Fentanyl, P2P based meth, and other nasty synthetic chemicals destroy humans mentally and physically beyond the point of repair very quickly.

[@johnthefisherman2445]

You just figured out how america works

[@swikfors]

The owners can be identified via the Maricopa County Assessor map website and the Arizona Corporation Commission eCorp search database. All that information is available to the public and media.

[@chrislacy4185]

Difficult to say who's worse the greedy or seedy

[@therealandrewcano]

Found the commie

[@ryerye8745]

@@therealandrewcano whatever you say Mr. McCarthy

[@therealandrewcano]

@@ryerye8745 😁 good one actually 👍

[@ryerye8745]

@@therealandrewcano have fun being paranoid. One day you'll realize everything is conspiring for the ultimate good. Til then my friend, enjoy the shadow games you play with yourself 😘

[@Turk_]

greedy for sure.

[@meganmclaughlin9056]

Heartless people complain about less fortunate people living like animals and could care less about these people.

[@Gbus85302]

Maybe instead of complaining you should come together & clean up that area little by little

[@Gbus85302]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 we had same issue in our area & we complained about it all the time. So our community got together once a month to pick up trash. Eventually the city got involved. Can complain all year long or do something about it

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@sherylbigelow1191]

Instead of complaining about it, the community needs to find the local homeless outreach person to go out and speak to the homeless community. They can do a cleanup. This neighbor needs to be grateful she has a home and can afford it. Be more understanding and help the less unfortunate.

[@Romans219]

Amen! Invite the homeless over for Saturday night Bingo and finger sandwiches.

[@meganmclaughlin9056]

These people complaining are heartless awful people. They only help their selfish selves

[@jezziemalvada3840]

Disgusting. There’s no excuse for garbage thrown everywhere. Just because someone is homeless doesn’t mean they need to be filthy. Want to be treated like a human being? Stop behaving like an animal.

[@BlackTarH]

Seattle has been dealing with these sorts of problems for years

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@werroloco3112]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 ain’t that something but as soon as you say that some one from the left comes and tells you your wrong 😂

[@aikanae1]

Phoenix has been dealing with it for years too.

[@aikanae1]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 this was created by 8 yrs of ducey.

[@aikanae1]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 the zone has been there over 10 yrs.

[@fwmyeejkha22]

Honestly at this point... Sheesh... Good luck 🤞... Everyone 😃... Be safe everyone especially in this dark times YUP 👍

[@Gemma86127]

Channel 3 news should've listened and they would've had same story around Polk St and 25th Ave 3 mos ago. They would've had the story 1st. All I got from this was the homeless being a problem. Not helping out the homeless that want to be helped.

[@niyayazzie7667]

Maybe HOA could send an email and say 'Hey, as community, let's clean up the mess' 🤷 but idk, I don't live there

[@glassangel0000]

Maybe set out trash cans near camp set ups. Also mesa is dumb that they don't have a free routined trash pickup for residents. That is probably why people are also dumping trash. You don't see much trash in Gilbert because they have scheduled trash pick ups.

[@mamatrain100]

Why do people dump? Because its expensive to properly dispose. Where do you want the people to go?

[@dixonhill7526]

An Alert to any Life Scouts reading this: Sounds like cleaning up the dumped junk is an Eagle Service Project just waiting to be snapped up. You'd have to make careful arrangements to avoid the homeless encampments, of course, but with proper planning it could be done.

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@werroloco3112]

Til a kid takes a needle and gets aids

[@glassangel0000]

Might be drug addicts out there gotta be careful with that trash could have a needle in there.

[@eulalioestevez3404]

Now Phoenix has really earned the nickname of ...., "Little L.A." Kathie Hobbs' land

[@lennym480]

Ohhh just now that she's taken office huh? 🙄

[@eulalioestevez3404]

@@lennym480 She won't last long........ I feel it in my bones☠

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@eulalioestevez3404]

@@sarbantz So there is no solution for now at least......., ¿how did all this started?

[@lennym480]

@@sarbantz Not every homeless person is a criminal or addict. With housing/rental prices increasing, this put people that live check to check, homeless.

[@maryshaffer5675]

No high priced hotels for them?

[@ivargasbushcrafts]

Come to AJ to Lost Dutchman area, we are facing same issue! 😒😳😩

[@marksanchez4169]

Youcan help migrants but not the homeless

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@wightboi]

hey Cathy, how about you bring rent price back down to where it's affordable to live instead of being part of the problem??

[@phenixmccoy4387]

This is very,e sad

[@SeniorWhoopyIRL]

They need a place to live. Don’t hate the homies, help the homies

[@SeniorWhoopyIRL]

@@potatoheaad not spraying them with hate is a start. You?

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@SeniorWhoopyIRL]

@@sarbantz addiction is a sickness and disease. Are you really judging these people because of the sickness and disease? Those people need help. Many of them struggle with mental issues as well that need a completely different type of health. Not every situation is exactly the same.

[@werroloco3112]

@@SeniorWhoopyIRL yeah bro not really. People way back in the day we’re getting hammered 24/7 and still handling business .

[@sarbantz]

@@SeniorWhoopyIRL 95% of mental issues on our streets are caused by fentanyl, P2P based meth and wasp dope. 99% of street unsheltered homeless will be dead in the next five years if they do not successfully get sober through rehab. All "help approaches" that do not enforce successful sobriety are failing over and over.

[@lilmsgs]

Uh, why can't they immediately fine them? You didn't talk about that.

[@lennym480]

They're homeless. You think they're going to pay a fine? 🤣

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@lilmsgs]

@@sarbantz Some are addicts, some aren't. 75% of addicts who go into rehab are eventually successful. Many homeless housing programs in the country have been very successful. Turn off Fox "News", They're toxic lying propaganda.

[@sarbantz]

@@lilmsgs Where I live all street unsheltered homeless are fentanyl addicts. Housing First approach did not reduce street homelessness in California at all because in most cases street homeless simply reject it or they destroy housing we put them in. Examples are countless just in California. They are not mentally capable of living in regular housing either with others or alone.

[@lilmsgs]

@@sarbantz I'm absolutely certain you haven't done or read any survey of the status of ALL the homeless people where you live. Nor do you have any empirical data to support these claims.

[@savetrump9120]

The city can put a dumpster there for them to use and put bathrooms and water there for the homeless. Something needs to be done.

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@savetrump9120]

@@sarbantz you are right about some but not all. The ones who are that bad should be in locked psychiatric hospitals. What about the ones who are just poor? Not all homeless people are bad it's just the bad ones who we notice. I feel sorry for the poor people but not so much for the addicts because they did that to themselves.

[@sarbantz]

@@savetrump9120 Where I live all unsheltered street homelles are fentanyl addicts. Maybe, it is better where you live at, but it can not be that much better, I doubt.

[@savetrump9120]

@@sarbantz I'm in the bay area in California. I'm in a smaller town but I still see homeless tents and stuff. I just think about an older man who was found dead last year. We saw him every day at the same spot in a shopping center. He sat there with his dog and his bicycle and everybody liked him. He died when it was really hot last summer. I wish he had been given a place to live because he was a good person.

[@jamesberry7150]

Something happening here, but the solution ain't exactly clear, there's an unnamed land owner there. But the govt ain't gonna be fair.

[@chautiendung]

Just complain. Why Dont they provide trash collection; bathroom,?basic living like #1,#2, shower.

[@bswogger4656]

The city closes the bathroom & refuses to let people throw trash away! All the city county’s are the same. Bathrooms need to be opened and garbage cans need to be availible. Or do something to stop landlords & real estate agents stealing and wasting. DES and health department do not need to do their job. Seriously they close the bathrooms & where is a homeless person to throw their trash? It also a health risk issue! Please leaders in Arizona make managers & directors do more the business as little as possible then laugh when nobody to blame!

[@tjmayer9103]

No. They're trespassing.

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@bswogger4656]

@@sarbantz these people destroyed me with defamation, know this not everyone on the streets is actually a drug addict or mentally ill, I said not all of them, summing up the problem to say they destroy. Health department drug addicts defamed me while taking medication from me, then calling me a drug addict, lol I did not even test positive for benzodiazepines & bet they steal a bunch of opiates & amphetamines. They picked up about 9 prescriptions in like 7 days benzodiazepines when I asked the NP where their “waste” record was she sent them police to my house. Crazy gossip willie Nixton renter Janet lies to Phoenix police said I was not their but I wanted to report the drug threat. Willie & Janet help druggies & human traffickers. Crime went up as As attorneys were on drugs refusing to help health department employees accountable because they to getting their drugs this way. They homeless are easy targets for this type of drug stealing and dealing. Maricopa county is being investigated but I not sure they will stop these drug users that abuse Arizona residence. Take care & thanks for paying attention. Wish more people would do their civic duty-then outrage might force a solution!

[@sarbantz]

@@bswogger4656 You do not have to believe me but where I live all unsheltered street homeless are fentanyl addicts. If you find those that are not, their total number would be statistically insignificant. I really wish it was not that bad, but it is what it is. maybe it is better where you live at, I do not know, but I kindda doubt it.

[@bswogger4656]

@@sarbantz well not sure the numbers as not all homeless hang out in the city as the count of homeless is only were groups hang. Anyway I do not doubt the drug addicts are as high mid 90 percent but saying not to give housing assistance what is the solution. I am aware of major wasted & diverting of funds to stall use, also aware no funds go to house or help someone stay in their house or apartment with domestic violence worsening to the victim on the street. No solution yet more more money. Glad you care! Not disagreeing with any statistic but drug addict hang in Phoenix downtown, yes drugs drink morning to most of the night!

[@daryllect6659]

Set It On Fire

[@Ben103077]

Just sign my contract and I'll clean it up! I'm a local company " A Grade Above LLC "

[@DbD285]

Hobbs Homeless Haven.... Equity

[@JeremiahMendoza-xb3hj]

I'd rather be safe having eyes being homeless because it's important to have a partner you can trust and help you fight against snake bites insect bites and or do something about murder cases accountability can save your lives

[@rbonito8668]

I'm sure Katie Hobbs is on it

[@liberalsarefunny4412]

Don't hold your breath. Welcome to east California

[@thetruthhurts9220]

Lol

[@commanderoffreedom217]

They all came from somewhere, what exactly do they intend to do? Kick them out? To where? It’s not going to stop it’s going to spread in every city, park, bridge, and town. Finally more news about homelessness bring it to the peoples eyes. We have money to solve it. The money just never goes to where it should. Which is why everyone responsible for overseeing our tax dollars need to be fired and new people elected in those seats

[@quesadilla9957]

Exactly, they move them out, then they settle somewhere else. Then they get kicked out. Then they make a new camp. It’s a cycle that’ll never end if there isn’t any change

[@werty00]

Make rent affordable. Build more middle income housing.

[@quesadilla9957]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 Why are you assuming they’re from California? Or are you saying that regardless of their background, Arizona should throw them into an unrelated state? Why California specifically, though?

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@commanderoffreedom217]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 if you are a citizen of the state you have income taxes. If you buy something you pay a sales tax. When you fuel up there is a gas tax. There is value added tax. Funds exist to address these matters yet none of it reaches these people

[@GodWokeMeUp]

OK all these people saying, "Where can they go!? We need to do better!" Ok... So if the government decides to force every household to take at least one homeless person into their house.... Y'all gonna be the first ones to do it right!? 😂😂 As someone who has had a homeless person in their backyard I'll tell you it sucks. Most homeless are that way because of really poor life choices and mental illness. If you have children or a family, this is the last thing you want to deal with in your area especially when you're just trying to work and survive yourself. There's nothing more frustrating than working to get out of the ghetto only to have them pop up on your back door. I can't tell you how many times these people come up in the middle of the night with a chainsaw asking to do my lawn....or sleeping at the basketball court by my house and to see them peeing on the freaking wall...😂😂😂 It's not cool and they are not these helpless babies. Some of them are rude AF and addicted to multiple things. Many of them are manipulative and try to play to your emotions. After years of dealing with this, I'm like.... These people need to go somewhere else. I don't want to be dealing with Jerry the flasher walking up on the school kids for the next 20 years. So I'm looking for real solutions and not to have people say, "Stop complaining, they have no where else to go!" 😂😂 Alright.... Send me your address so I can give them the location of the shelter you're running. 😂😂 I already volunteer at the local shelter and I'll tell you right now, those people have no desire to get a home and figure out a living situation... If they can get away with living in someone else's backyard they are gonna do it. The ones I truly feel bad for are the children and the single parents. I see so many people in the comments but these are probably the same people who've never had to deal with this in the real world. I'm sorry but unless you're directly dealing with it.... Telling people to "be more caring" is just a cop out response.

[@kek3908]

That's nothing compared to the border which is literally and ecological disaster.

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@billveek9518]

Go out there and run them off and file a big lawsuit for littering, loitering and singing off key!

[@aikanae1]

Shock. People have to live somewhere.

[@aikanae1]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 they didn't come from LA.

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@aikanae1]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 think - rent has increased 30%. A person can work full time and not be able to pay rent. Fixed incomes haven't increased. Affordable housing has disappeared.

[@aikanae1]

@Ghost Tape No. 9 OMG. Any of those statements are crazy. Ever hear of critical thinking? It works best if your not in a cult.

[@gillygil766]

The California jokes have stopped Arizona is just as bad or worse

[@sourclam904]

Wearing a mask outside... what a great idea.

[@mgreg8134]

Grow up it's a free country if she wants to wear a mask it's her business.

[@frankihatch]

Leave the homeless alone

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@jdjefferson1323]

Would you like it if the homeless set up a encampment on your property?

[@venessasandoval9758]

What would be heavenly is we all could just love one another a lot more. This land is probley owned by not a person, (GOD). We all share this amazing country. Lets help each other. Not by fining one another that would be heavenly. Sorry had to repeat the women on the news broadcast. I think it's a misuse of words. God bless !

[@Romans219]

Never oppress the poor.

[@allflightscanceled538]

Dumpsters and portable potty’s

[@pamallinder3287]

Lol

[@JadaKilla]

Oh wow another Karen

[@PapaGGshit]

I live in the neighborhood I can confirm we all hate Kathie

[@wayneroberts6642]

It's freedom..rugged individualism. No problem..

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.

[@buttdreads]

Only going to get worse with Hobbs in office

[@thetruthhurts9220]

Thanks Katie Hobbs! You’re truly making this Commiefornia 2.0

[@kowalski296]

I really don't understand why some Americans live in this situation, many foreigners come to the United States without money and poor and with a few years of work they get rich, buy a big and comfortable house and eat good food.

[@SurrenderYourLifeToJESUSCHRIST]

Where do you want the homeless to go? Seriously ask yourself, where is your compassion for humanity. Where do you want the homeless to go? Help not Hate!

[@jimmyatila]

It almost seems militaristic how these encampment are set up through the Phoenix area...

[@sarbantz]

Even, if we put unsheltered street homeless in housing, they will simply destroy it because they are addicts, and not capable of living in structured manner. Nowadays, street homeless are addicted to cocktail of synthetic chemicals such as fentanyl, sedative benzo, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, rat poison, P2P based meth, wasp dope, nitazenes chemicals, etc. Synthetic drugs are now hundreds of times stronger and more destructive than just 10 years ago, and addicts are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. They smoke fentanyl pills all day long so many times. It's an extreme addiction with extreme anxieties and pain. Street addicts gradually destroy everything around themselves. It will get worse from here.