Minneapolis School Switches To Distance
Learning After Shooting At Nearby Homeless Encampment
Posted By: NorthernDog, 9/25/2021 9:33:41 PM
MINNEAPOLIS — Crime at a homeless camp has forced a Minneapolis school to switch to distance learning for the safety of students and staff. The encampment is near Volunteers of America High School, which is located at the intersection of Franklin and Cedar avenues in the Seward neighborhood. Trouble in the encampment has spilled over into the school’s parking lot. (Snip) From his office, Hobot has viewed life at the encampment. He says he’s seen open drug use, drug dealing, prostitution, and gang involvement, with outsiders coming to partake in crime or profit from the lifestyle of the unsheltered. A
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Learning After Shooting At Nearby Homeless Encampment 10 replies
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MINNEAPOLIS — Crime at a homeless camp has forced a Minneapolis school to switch to distance learning for the safety of students and staff. The encampment is near Volunteers of America High School, which is located at the intersection of Franklin and Cedar avenues in the Seward neighborhood. Trouble in the encampment has spilled over into the school’s parking lot. (Snip) From his office, Hobot has viewed life at the encampment. He says he’s seen open drug use, drug dealing, prostitution, and gang involvement, with outsiders coming to partake in crime or profit from the lifestyle of the unsheltered. A
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Community leaders will make systemic changes and tear down white supremacy to solve the problem. It never occurs to them to evict the law-breaking and violent offenders so the children can simply go to school.