Redding California Hospitals Dumping Homeless Like Garbage

 

Redding Homeless Patient Dumping 

I have only seen Tina once some time ago, crawling pathetically down the sidewalk, homeless , paralyzed...

Tina, you may have read about, was ghastly ran over by a City of Redding garbage truck. Howells dive shop has a security camera pointing at the point of gruesome impact.

Witnesses have stated that a hospital dropped her off in that area and she had to crawl all the way down that alley to try to get some rest ....Handicapped .... Only to be horrifically crushed to death in the duels of several tons of garbage remover.

Her little memorial of remembrance was ruined by online homeless haters, bits of her balloons scattered about, her little stuffed dolly destroyed....

*UPDATE* 11/8/2021 Beautiful Hand Made Memorial for Tina Killed In Alleyway Signed By Friends and Loved Ones Probably By Church Members Rebuilt

#Redding #California #Homeless Death Please Feel Free To Leave Flowers Balloons and Other Love Offerings For Tina's #Memorial Corner Of Outback Furniture Behind Der Wienerschnitzel @damonarthur_RS @BreakingNews_RShttps://t.co/rUiKHRooOt #Christian #Bethel #Church #Ministry pic.twitter.com/5RW1nTJE1t

— Redding Homeless (@ReddingHomeless) November 8, 2021

 

 

Now I will be the first to say Redding garbage truck drivers are truly professionals, daily driving an obstacle course of discarded human flesh, often dangerously hidden.

You again may remember another unfortunate soul named Marcus, his hospital bag still on his wheelchair, disabled, dumped off in the parking lot of Safeway.

Of course the Good News Rescue Mission cannot accommodate those homeless who are disabled to the point of others having to take care of her basic hygiene needs, which kind, loving souls in the area often did. One year alone the Good News Rescue Mission turned away 500 people as reported by Record Searchlight reporter Katie Gillespie !

I personally remember another case of a Redding hospital patient dumping as this poor soul too had to crawl to the comfort and shelter of the Eureka way overpass from Redding Medical Center. Take a look at his ankles when I found him starving.

Here he is later praising Jesus 

The City of Redding MUST declare a homeless  crisis, free the necessary funds, and save lives...Like Tina's...

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Handicapped and Homeless Dying on Redding Streets

On my usual morning coffee run, I take the time to do a welfare check around the downtown post office. I am particularly concerned with those homeless souls with medical and mental issues, such as one homeless senior citizen who sleeps in front who has has had multiple strokes.

Another poor handicapped homeless soul I would love for folks to rally behind and help is a handicapped senior citizen in a wheelchair I will call "Jay"

You may have seen "Jay" as he pushes himself around town backwards.

This morning I found "Jay" in a most uncomfortable position sleeping at the post office. Concerned for his welfare I found him sleeping with his pants down.

To give you a little history of what I have been told by "Jay" is at one time he had a motorized wheel chair that was stolen while he was staying at the Good News Rescue Mission, which he vowed never to set foot in again. As I have been monitoring him over the last several years I can see he is fading fast. One of his hands now curled in a stroke like position.

He tells me he falls out of his wheelchair sometimes and people refuse to help him get back in.

Perhaps its the stench of advanced MRSA or Gangrene that can all to often be found eating up the weakest most vulnerable homeless population at this downtown location.

Perhaps it is because this poor languishing soul is incontinent, and during the coldest Redding winters he can be seen on the streets soaking wet, or worse.

Which is how I found him this morning at the downtown Redding Post Office....

Redding Coalition for the Homeless