Get out or else: Police officers and city officials hand out warning notices at a Silicon Valley homeless encampment known as The Jungle on Monday
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Shouting and banging on doors, city officials in Silicon Valley stapled and taped notices on hand built structures, tents and tree trunks warning more than 200 residents of what is likely the nation's largest homeless encampment that the bulldozers are coming.
People living in the camp, known as The Jungle, must be out by Thursday or face arrest for trespassing.
On Monday morning, more than 20 police officers and construction workers walked through the mile square encampment, more muddy and trash strewn than ever after an unusual fall rainstorm.
People living in the camp, known as The Jungle, must be out by Thursday or face arrest for trespassing.
On Monday morning, more than 20 police officers and construction workers walked through the mile square encampment, more muddy and trash strewn than ever after an unusual fall rainstorm.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2857003/Clearing-Jungle-Authorities-descend-squalid-Silicon-Valley-homeless-camp-warn-makeshift-city-s-200-residents-face-arrest.html
Clearing out Silicon Valley's forgotten people: Authorities tell homeless camp to get out or face arrest
People living in the San Jose camp, known as The Jungle, must be out by Thursday or face arrest for trespassing
On Monday morning, more than 20 police officers and construction workers walked through the encampment
The city wants to restore the polluted mile square stretch of woodlands and waterways at the outskirts of some of America's wealthiest neighborhoods
By Ap Reporter
Daily Mail (UK)
Published: 00:57 EST, 2 December 2014 | Updated:
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