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EPISODE · May 18, 2025 · 21 MIN

HORRIFIC: Woman's Body EATEN By Dogs at LA Homeless Camp | Taxpayer Money WASTED as City FAILS

from News For Reasonable People · host Sean Reynolds

Dogs eating their deceased owners in downtown LA? No, this isn't a horror movie—it's the real-life consequence of California's 'compassionate' homeless policies. Two individuals found dead at a tent encampment in LA's Westlake district, with one body partially consumed by her own pets after what appears to be a drug overdose. While officials struggle to address the 180,000+ homeless population (likely closer to 300,000), neighbors report their complaints go ignored as encampments, crime, and fentanyl devastate communities. Is anyone surprised this happened just minutes from Echo Park, where previous cleanup efforts revealed rat infestations and underground tunnels? How many more people need to die before politicians admit their 'housing first' approach is all harm, no reduction? SUBSCRIBE to stay informed about the government policies creating third-world conditions in America's wealthiest state, and SHARE this video to expose what mainstream media won't cover.

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