New Hampshire homeowner fights for police to close homeless encampment | Morning in America

New Hampshire homeowner Robin Bach says she has called the police 37 times since 2018 asking them to remove a homeless encampment that is near her home, which she says poses a violent threat to her family. Bach shares some dangerous encounters her family has had with people living in the encampment. Bach also discusses why the police haven't dismantled the encampment.
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[@KnightsGloryy]

Go buy some speakers and blare the line from the movie dumb and dumber where Loyd says, " You know what the most annoying sound in the world is? AAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!" and play this on repeat. Guarantee they'll leave.

[@NationInDistressMay30]

Electrified Razor Wire.

[@urnzwayzmoove]

Deer repellant STINKS. fyi..

[@avgejoeschmoe2027]

A male German shepherd contained by invisible fence would be quite effective,

[@williamhartz8707]

I would put up a military razor wire fence in the back. It is not that expensive. .. or build a wall in the back

[@NationInDistressMay30]

Fire cleanses.

[@BriansRCStuff]

Disgusting… what a shame. This person appears very articulate and reasonable and I would be scared for my kids and family if I was in her shoes as well! I would be furious about this.

[@TiaShaw.]

Umm and ummmm

[@chrischoir3594]

What town is this in?

[@Peter-kk6rg]

Not in my neighborhood

[@avgejoeschmoe2027]

"New Hampshire has voted Democratic in all but one election since 1992." There you go. You get what YOU VOTE FOR

[@mboiko]

Yes, and there's an unfortunate reason for that. When your state is a very short ride up the interstate from the BIGGEST Democrat state in the US (Massachusetts) outside of California...it's pretty easy for Boston Liberal activists to up-shop in key mostly southern NH cities. Because much of the rest of NH is very conservative. I lived in New York and saw what happened there, I lived in Colorado and saw what happened there, and living in New Hampshire the same thing is happening here. You see it in Portland, Seattle, Denver, etc...crime/poverty, drug use, and homelessness all go up.

[@middle-agedmacdonald2965]

Yes, a bird nest is much more important than a human. Obviously.

[@chrischoir3594]

liberalism in action

[@raniaal-ashqar7276]

Was giebt äpfel sackel

[@applejacks8160]

You’d be surprised at how effective water balloons full of old piss are. They are quite effective.

[@patmcbride9853]

Unfortunately, the homeless can and will do nastier things with bodily waste.

[@middle-agedmacdonald2965]

You'd be surprised at how willing I am to protect a person's right to be homeless. Do you believe everyone needs to own a home to live? If so, you're not very American. I'd fight to the death to protect the rights of the homeless.

[@avgejoeschmoe2027]

@@middle-agedmacdonald2965 Their rights STOP at my property line. so, sit down

[@middle-agedmacdonald2965]

@@avgejoeschmoe2027 No, believe it or not, people have rights on your property. Thank the constitution, and freedom for that! I'd fight to the death to defend their rights! You have the right to trespass them, and if they come back, you have the right to call the police again and have them arrested for trespassing. The laws and our rights are quite clear. So hold my beer while I lace up my gloves, baddy. lol

[@patmcbride9853]

@@middle-agedmacdonald2965 But not to protect the rights of home and business owners? One person's rights end where another's begin. Too many of the homeless are homeless by choice and readily violate laws and the rights of others.

[@Peter-kk6rg]

Lazy police

[@catcrazy-13]

Get a malinois, train it properly and I bet they won't cross your property or bother you further.

[@bittersweet2253]

Your title "terrorized " and her story don't match. Honestly I don't know how this story even got your attention.

[@user-xl4zr1xw1o]

Vote for Biden and he will find a place for them.

[@chrischoir3594]

Bates Motel

[@ashleysayss]

I understand bring interviewed by the news is probably a little anxiety inducing for some people but prepare yourself! Stop saying “umm” and “ya know” so much. You’ll be lucky if they give you a full minute to speak for the love of God! If the problem they are dealing with is bad enough where they got an interview about it in the first place, don’t make it seem like you’re sympathetic to the people that are virtually terrorizing you and your family and bringing your property value significantly down. Bald eagle nest! Give me a brake! There are ways to deal with this. Legal ways. You just have to have the balls to do it and to possibly inconvenience yourself temporarily depending on the tactic you decide to go with. You’re allowed to do whatever you want on your own property after all.

[@middle-agedmacdonald2965]

It's also possible a homeless person could save you from your burning house, if we're playing the hypothetical scenario.

[@leannemeyer6834]

Wow maybe you should go ask them if they need help !! maybe see if they have any hungry children going without food !! get over yourself they are homeless your not!!! this is the problem with the world

[@catcrazy-13]

Maybe you should go tell them they can move to your property then and help shuttle them over, that would solve her problem and satisfy your bleeding heart!