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>> Tools are expensive - where do they keep them? > Some of the camps are quite elaborate. They are. However, tools are expensive thus need to be locked secu

>> Tools are expensive - where do they keep them? > Some of the camps are quite elaborate. They are. However, tools are expensive thus need to be locked securely. Think: storage unit, not elaborate connected tents. >> Are they dissecting cars under bridges? > yes. It's been getting worse around Sacramento for several years now. Hey, I live in Sacramento too! I've never seen what you're talking about. Where in Sacramento can I see that?

jrnichols 4y ago
> They are. However, tools are expensive thus need to be locked securely They're really not. A Dewalt sawzall is a common catalytic converter theft tool. They're not super expensive, and tools are also commonly stolen items. You don't need a storage unit to keep a few tools you use to chop up bikes. (I'm not thinking of a whole vehicle storage yard when I think 'chop shop.') >> yes. It's been getting worse around Sacramento for several years now. >Hey, I live in Sacramento too! >I've never seen what you're talking about. Where in Sacramento can I see that? where can you see homeless camps? they're all over the place. Down Folsom Blvd towards Sac State, the W/X freeway, all over the interchange, right off the 15th St exist into downtown, a few of them along Broadway down towards 99, etc. Those are just ones that I drive by on a regular basis. It's really bad up along Roseville Rd towards the city dump too. so many RVs and homemade structures. Up towards the Blue Diamond plant too, and a whole bunch of camps down along and under 160. It's almost unsafe to ride a bicycle across the C st bridge because of all of the camps that are in the parks along the American River. There's also a ton of RVs across 160 from Costco too. not sure how you have never seen any of this, but it's really quite visible.
- WalterGR 4y ago
  I guess we're just talking about different things. Have a good evening.

jrnichols 4y ago

> They are. However, tools are expensive thus need to be locked securely They're really not. A Dewalt sawzall is a common catalytic converter theft tool. They're not super expensive, and tools are also commonly stolen items. You don't need a storage unit to keep a few tools you use to chop up bikes. (I'm not thinking of a whole vehicle storage yard when I think 'chop shop.') >> yes. It's been getting worse around Sacramento for several years now. >Hey, I live in Sacramento too! >I've never seen what you're talking about. Where in Sacramento can I see that? where can you see homeless camps? they're all over the place. Down Folsom Blvd towards Sac State, the W/X freeway, all over the interchange, right off the 15th St exist into downtown, a few of them along Broadway down towards 99, etc. Those are just ones that I drive by on a regular basis. It's really bad up along Roseville Rd towards the city dump too. so many RVs and homemade structures. Up towards the Blue Diamond plant too, and a whole bunch of camps down along and under 160. It's almost unsafe to ride a bicycle across the C st bridge because of all of the camps that are in the parks along the American River. There's also a ton of RVs across 160 from Costco too. not sure how you have never seen any of this, but it's really quite visible.

WalterGR 4y ago
I guess we're just talking about different things. Have a good evening.