Protest Against Homeless Shelter in Sheepshead Bay
384 Adams St, Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn
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- Demonstrators are protesting the construction of a shelter near schools and playgrounds.
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The address reported for this incident has changed to 384 Adams St.
A Citizen user shows demonstrators gathered in opposition to a proposed homeless shelter in the area. Go live if safely nearby.
Incident reported at 3053 Avenue U.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 384 Adams St.
A Citizen user shows demonstrators gathered in opposition to a proposed homeless shelter in the area. Go live if safely nearby.
Incident reported at 3053 Avenue U.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 384 Adams St.
A Citizen user shows demonstrators gathered in opposition to a proposed homeless shelter in the area. Go live if safely nearby.
Incident reported at 3053 Avenue U.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 384 Adams St.
A Citizen user shows demonstrators gathered in opposition to a proposed homeless shelter in the area. Go live if safely nearby.
Incident reported at 3053 Avenue U.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 384 Adams St.
A Citizen user shows demonstrators gathered in opposition to a proposed homeless shelter in the area. Go live if safely nearby.
Incident reported at 3053 Avenue U.
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Wouldn’t need homeless shelters if rent wasn’t climbing sky high and people had liveable wages.
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2134 Coyle was supposed to be affordable housing — now it’s a surprise homeless shelter run by Westhab, the ‘nonprofit’ pulling $100M+ a year from DHS. Smells fishy?
@BrooklynUser907901004 always is
They are protesting the homeless shelter going up on avenue U. It's going up right by 3 different schools
Where should homeless ppl go then?
@madelinian not by schools and playgrounds.
Wouldn’t need homeless shelters if rent wasn’t climbing sky high and people had liveable wages.
Louder
2134 Coyle was supposed to be affordable housing — now it’s a surprise homeless shelter run by Westhab, the ‘nonprofit’ pulling $100M+ a year from DHS. Smells fishy?
@BrooklynUser907901004 always is
They are protesting the homeless shelter going up on avenue U. It's going up right by 3 different schools
Where should homeless ppl go then?
@madelinian not by schools and playgrounds.
Wouldn’t need homeless shelters if rent wasn’t climbing sky high and people had liveable wages.
Louder
2134 Coyle was supposed to be affordable housing — now it’s a surprise homeless shelter run by Westhab, the ‘nonprofit’ pulling $100M+ a year from DHS. Smells fishy?
@BrooklynUser907901004 always is
They are protesting the homeless shelter going up on avenue U. It's going up right by 3 different schools
Where should homeless ppl go then?
@madelinian not by schools and playgrounds.
Wouldn’t need homeless shelters if rent wasn’t climbing sky high and people had liveable wages.
Louder
2134 Coyle was supposed to be affordable housing — now it’s a surprise homeless shelter run by Westhab, the ‘nonprofit’ pulling $100M+ a year from DHS. Smells fishy?
@BrooklynUser907901004 always is
They are protesting the homeless shelter going up on avenue U. It's going up right by 3 different schools
Where should homeless ppl go then?
@madelinian not by schools and playgrounds.
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Wouldn’t need homeless shelters if rent wasn’t climbing sky high and people had liveable wages.
Louder
2134 Coyle was supposed to be affordable housing — now it’s a surprise homeless shelter run by Westhab, the ‘nonprofit’ pulling $100M+ a year from DHS. Smells fishy?
@BrooklynUser907901004 always is
They are protesting the homeless shelter going up on avenue U. It's going up right by 3 different schools
Where should homeless ppl go then?
@madelinian not by schools and playgrounds.