Has Au/tenley town gotten seedier? Lots of homeless and random people

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think the people on the Giant plaza are from the nearly homeless shelter. They are not allowed to do drugs in the shelter, so they come over to Giant. The interesting thing is that the 2nd district police station is a block away. No enforcement.


Get used to it or move. There’s a new sheriff in town.

https://mattfruminward3.com/ward3forall/
Anonymous
Apparently a homeless person has been sleeping in the Wells Fargo vestibule at Cathedral Commons, regularly exposing himself to customers and employees, and the police will not remove him. How can that be?
Anonymous
This is depressing. I’ve never really liked that area but I don’t like seeing what it’s become.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Apparently a homeless person has been sleeping in the Wells Fargo vestibule at Cathedral Commons, regularly exposing himself to customers and employees, and the police will not remove him. How can that be?


Maybe the police can't locate the bank. After all, it's only practically next to the police station.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think the people on the Giant plaza are from the nearly homeless shelter. They are not allowed to do drugs in the shelter, so they come over to Giant. The interesting thing is that the 2nd district police station is a block away. No enforcement.


With the more appealing City Ridge open just up Wisconsin Ave, Cathedral Commons seems to have entered a downward spiral of sketchiness. A Carjacking in the garage, aggressive panhandlers on the plaza, a homeless person living and regularly exposing himself in the ATM lobby of Wells Fargo Bank. All under the watchful eye of the 2nd District police next door. What's next?!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The plaza outside the Giant on Wisconsin Ave has become a gathering place for panhandlers and people who appear to be high on drugs.


This is how we make Ward 3 more welcoming.


And inclusive!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Apparently a homeless person has been sleeping in the Wells Fargo vestibule at Cathedral Commons, regularly exposing himself to customers and employees, and the police will not remove him. How can that be?


This is terrible! Are the police not allowed to do anything anymore? I get that feeling…
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Apparently a homeless person has been sleeping in the Wells Fargo vestibule at Cathedral Commons, regularly exposing himself to customers and employees, and the police will not remove him. How can that be?


This is terrible! Are the police not allowed to do anything anymore? I get that feeling…


Wouldn't be welcoming.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think the people on the Giant plaza are from the nearly homeless shelter. They are not allowed to do drugs in the shelter, so they come over to Giant. The interesting thing is that the 2nd district police station is a block away. No enforcement.


That shelter is for women and children. Those in front of Giant are neither.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think the people on the Giant plaza are from the nearly homeless shelter. They are not allowed to do drugs in the shelter, so they come over to Giant. The interesting thing is that the 2nd district police station is a block away. No enforcement.


That shelter is for women and children. Those in front of Giant are neither.


There are several women who hang out together while panhandling next to the CVS. One can assume that some of the men are connected to to women who live at the shelter. We didn’t see this number of street people before the shelter opened - which was supposed to address homelessness, not serve as a magnet to attract more street people to the immediate area.
Anonymous
There is a really disturbing post today on the cleveland park listerve about being flashed by a man who lives in a sleeping bag in the wells fargo entrance by cathedral commons. The police responded and did nothing claiming he was known to them and it was an anomaly. The person whoe reported it followed up with the bank, and they said they had reported him many times.
What the hey? It's OK for men to repeat flash people now? I was flashed as a kid and it was a horrible experience. The police took it very seriously. Is it fine for this guy to flash all the neighborhood? Sounds like the guy who attacked the toddlers at the preschool frankly--just left to do his business over and over!
Anonymous
This is something worth pressuring Frumin about, he has plenty of contacts with 2D. Yes, especially in light of the daycare incident, and that man still being held, uncharged, in Cathedral Heights, at PIW, enough. If the law needs to be changed, do it, otherwise 2D needs to be pressured to enforce it. CC Pinto and the mayor on all comms.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is something worth pressuring Frumin about, he has plenty of contacts with 2D. Yes, especially in light of the daycare incident, and that man still being held, uncharged, in Cathedral Heights, at PIW, enough. If the law needs to be changed, do it, otherwise 2D needs to be pressured to enforce it. CC Pinto and the mayor on all comms.


We all should. Apparently he is there naked in his sleeping bag which he drops down for the full monty. This is happening over and over in Cathedral Commons? that's literally 2D backyard!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think the people on the Giant plaza are from the nearly homeless shelter. They are not allowed to do drugs in the shelter, so they come over to Giant. The interesting thing is that the 2nd district police station is a block away. No enforcement.


With the more appealing City Ridge open just up Wisconsin Ave, Cathedral Commons seems to have entered a downward spiral of sketchiness. A Carjacking in the garage, aggressive panhandlers on the plaza, a homeless person living and regularly exposing himself in the ATM lobby of Wells Fargo Bank. All under the watchful eye of the 2nd District police next door. What's next?!


You keep saying "regularly" but there has been a singular complaint on the CP listserv.
Anonymous
How about the man sleeping at Turtle Park? Charging his phone, also visibly touching himself. The police explain that he’s the child of an older couple who live in the neighborhood who has been kicked out of their home. Also apparently ok.
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