City of Atlanta advances legislation to temporarily ban homeless encampment sweeps
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Atlanta City Council is one step closer to putting a temporarily ban on encampment sweeps. It follows the tragic death of Cornelius Taylor who was recently killed during an encampment sweep on Jan. 16.
Michele Lauck, known as the “Mom” of tent city, describes the tragedy after meeting with the victim's family on Monday.
Affleck was forced to evacuate his Pacific Palisades home and fled to his ex-wife Jennifer Garner’s abode due to the fires.
After hearing passionate testimony at its Monday meeting, the Seaside City Council unanimously decided to allow a nonprofit ...
A homeless man’s two separate worlds came together in wake of his tragic death after a Jan. 16 tent fire at his Harrisburg ...
The Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) is holding the scene where an early-morning tent fire occurred at a homeless encampment ...
NEPTUNE -- The remaining homeless were finally removed from the encampment behind ShopRite and the cleanup continues as the property owner waits for a court date. "Hopefully soon we can stop ...
A Seaside man who was trying to keep warm with a candle died in a tent fire last week at a city-sanctioned encampment, ...
The report describes the officer being waved down by Cornelius Taylor from his collapsed tent after a front loader struck him ...
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At the same time, more people are sheltering under bushes and trees. Homelessness along the riverbed rose after the city of ...
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Too Much Truth: Derrick Boazeman Interviews Family of Cornelius Taylor, Man Allegedly Killed Amid Atlanta’s Homeless Encampment CleanupOn the latest episode of Too Much Truth, Derrick Boazeman sat down with Derrick and Darlene Cheney, the brother and sister of ...
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