Denver Cops Evict Homeless From Tents During Blizzard

While we were organizing our Third annual ‘Feed The Need’ where we travel to a downtown Dallas homeless shelter and a nearby tent and vehicle homeless community to distribute food, blankets and clothing to the less fortunate. In the frigid cold temperatures in the rocky mountain metropolis that is Denver, Colorado, their order-following public servants performed a sweep of humans that were nestled in their fabric shelters.

They had simply pitched tents on some empty lots in the city to make themselves visible to the bustling community going on around them. These city authoritarians proceeded to remove these people they serve by force and initiated their evacuation into the 19 degree weather were a foot of snow had accrued.[adinserter block=”3″]

During the early morning hours of December 15th dozens of quiet, dry, and harmless people of Resurrection Village were uprooted while police said if they were to have selected another area that was unseen then they would have been left alone. Threatened with arrest, the choice was clear to disperse. A cold man stated that, “If you’re trying to change something, you don’t go and hide, you bring it to the forefront.”

The Denver Police responded on twitter that this was part of their homeless outreach and their goal was to get them out of the blizzard-like snowstorm.  Here’s the link to the livestream during the Human eradication.

Denver’s Urban Camping Ban is explained in this video by a member of Denver Homeless Out loud. Learn More.