Source: New York Post
On Los Angeles streets, tents aren’t just signs of homelessness — they’re where gangs openly deal drugs, sell women and collect rent. Whether its RV rows choking Compton Boulevard, Skid Row’s packed tent maze or the once-quiet pockets of the Westside, encampments have morphed into open-air drug markets. This isn’t chaos — it’s control.
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