It appears, from this story at KCRA 3, that every night after the courthouse closes, throngs of homeless set up camp around it and after using it as an outhouse, etc. and the results are becoming toxic to those who have legitimate reasons to be at the courthouse during the day.
An excerpt. (Most of the story is on the video after the jump)
Jurors and other people who visit the Sacramento County courthouse in downtown Sacramento are being warned of the germs and bacteria that linger on the benches and tables from homeless people who set up camp in the area.
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About David H Lukenbill
I am a native of Sacramento, as are my wife and daughter. I am a consultant to nonprofit organizations, and have a Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Behavior and a Master of Public Administration degree, both from the University of San Francisco.
We live along the American River with two cats and all the wild critters we can feed.
I am the founding president of the American River Parkway Preservation Society and currently serve as the CFO and Senior Policy Director.
I also volunteer as the President of The Lampstand Foundation, a nonprofit organization I founded in 2003.
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