Source: New York Post
They could be playing with fire. Three of LA’s lefty councilmembers on Tuesday tried to torch efforts to clear homeless encampments from tinderbox hillsides, voting to stop authorities from removing camps on privately owned land in the city’s most extreme fire-danger zones without owner permission. The motion, which ultimately passed 11–3, directs city agencies to explore legal ways to cut through the red tape that ties the hands of police and firefighters, preventing them from clearing entrenched camps on private land in “Very High Fire Severity Zones” when absentee owners fail to act.
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