Jail Time for Putting Junk with Seattle Homeless People’s Garbage?

Let’s see, what could the moonbats running Seattle do to make the city still more tyrannical? I know — throw people in prison for the minor infraction of putting their trash with the junk the city collects from homeless encampments.

There are 10 homeless camps in Seattle where the city comes and picks up the trash as if they were legitimate addresses. When taxpayers found out and started dropping off their own trash, outrage ensued:

At a Seattle City Council committee meeting, there was talk of making illegal dumping at illegal homeless camp more than just a fine — maybe jail time. It’s currently $150 fine for illegal dumping, and every offense after that is $500.

To catch non-homeless people who put their garbage with the approved homeless garbage, a local recommends mounting cameras on telephone poles.

Given the location, the cameras would inevitably record more serious criminal activity. The police had better not follow up on it, or they will be denounced for targeting the homeless, as in another Left Coast city that has been overrun by derelicts attracted by liberal policies, namely Portland.

On a tip from Jim A.

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