A group of homeless people reportedly sparked concern Sunday night after lighting a campfire dangerously close to a gas station near the intersection of Concord Ave. and Contra Costa Blvd. in Concord. The fire was burning just feet away from the Chevron gas station and near the southbound I-680 onramp, creating what many described as an obvious safety hazard. No injuries or fires spreading beyond the campfire were reported.
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Bums being bums. Acting like goodballs. What else is new?
There has to be a solution to such an ongoing problem.
Can we get some government intervention from people who truly care, or will it always come down to votes?
They obviously mistook it for a Republican headquarters.
There are laws against lighting fires like this and there are still vagrancy laws (or are there?).
Back in the 60’s before weirdos completely took over California, cops would still run the hobos out of town.
Our unhoused neighbors trying to cook up some dinner. OR, some feral humans out of their minds on drugs starting a fire. Probably the later.