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The homeless problem is so bad in San Diego, California that they are concerned that firefighters might have exposed to hepatitis A at a homeless camp with large amounts of urine and feces.
The camp has up 100 people at a given time and a firefighter stepped in a bucket of waste at the San Diego, California homeless camp.
The homeless problem is so bad in San Diego, California that they are concerned that firefighters might have exposed to hepatitis A at a homeless camp with large amounts of urine and feces.
The camp has up 100 people at a given time and a firefighter stepped in a bucket of waste at the San Diego, California homeless camp.
Meanwhile homeless bums are camping in the yards of nice San Fernando Valley neighborhoods and officials say there is nothing they can do. Why do people pay taxes?
Agreed, but that isn't the point. The point is, firefighters shouldn't have to deal with stepping in or around human feces that is contaminated with a disease.
Then you should drive inland to Spring Valley and pick those folks up.
Pacific Beach is much more temperate with the Pacific moderating temps year round.
True - - and we have our share of homeless as well. You're going to be harassed less in Spring Valley, though (lived on Dictionary Hill for a few years so I have some history out there too).
Agreed, but that isn't the point. The point is, firefighters shouldn't have to deal with stepping in or around human feces that is contaminated with a disease.
It's an occupational hazard and their employer should protect them.
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