Mayor ToddGloria says San Diego’s homeless crisis is “unacceptable,” while he pushes for policy to ban encampments. Gloria said students across the city “are witnessing drug use, violence, sex acts, public defecation and urination, on a daily basis.”
SAN DIEGO – Tuesday, Mayor Todd Gloria held a press conference to highlight the impacts of homeless encampments on schools.
Gloria spoke from Perkins Elementary School in Barrio Logan, where he highlighted the fact that Perkins Elementary students “are witnessing drug use, violence, sex acts, public defecation and urination, on a daily basis.” Gloria then pointed out that this situation is not unique to Perkins Elementary, as he explained it is happening at schools across our city.
Mayor Todd Gloria said the crisis is “unacceptable,” as he said “we are not going to accept this as a normal state of affairs in San Diego.” This is Mayor Todd Gloria’s most powerful speech against the criminal homeless population in San Diego, which has reached record highs since he took office., where he made national headlines for calling out Gloria’s failures as Mayor of San Diego, even calling on him to resign for destroying “what once was America’s Finest City.”Unacceptable, says the Mayor, adding it’s going to end with passage of the Unsafe Camping Ordinance.
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