![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/mans-horror-as-homeless-people-living-in-tents-take-over-his-front-garden/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/0_tent5.jpg&description=Duylinh Nguyen was met with quite the surprise when his property was overrun by a homeless encampment. The city has given up trying to help One man was left shocked after his front garden was overrun by a homeless encampment. Minneapolis resident Duylinh Nguyen first raised concerns about the shock crowd that appeared on his property three years ago. Dylinh's front garden is littered with junk and tents filled with people living in them. After the city cleared out the Hiwatha encampment, a nearby homeless population's dwelling, people moved onto his property rather abruptly. At first, police would help Dylinh in clearing out the pop-up living space, but this year, they've stopped coming to intervene. After WCCO, a local CBS station, called city officials, they referred Dylinh to contact an encampment specialist. However, Dylinh blames drug addiction, rather than a housing crisis, for this grim situation. For all the latest on news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US. Dylinh told CBS: "I think we all know this is not a housing issue. It's an addiction issue. I hope that these people can get the help that they need." A former city official agreed with Dylinh's sentiments. According to Maren Hardy, who worked as a homeless response coordinator for the city, said: "It's 100% an addiction issue. This is not a homeless issue, they are homeless because of their addiction." She emphasised her belief that the city is "failing" and not properly speaking with community leaders. As the issue continues to persist, Dylinh's and his neighbours are only getting more worried. In fact, they believe their safety is at risk as he describes the trash and needles spread across the ground. He claims that he's seen videos of open drug dealing and prostitution occurring on the property. Neighbors are also worried that if they come forward or intervene they may face harsh retaliation from the 'residents' of the encampment. So, instead, they keep their distance, b){kind=link}
Duylinh Nguyen was met with quite the surprise when his property was overrun by a homeless encampment. The city has given up trying to help
One man was left shocked after his front garden was overrun by a homeless encampment.
Minneapolis resident Duylinh Nguyen first raised concerns about the shock crowd that appeared on his property three years ago.
Dylinh’s front garden is littered with junk and tents filled with people living in them. After the city cleared out the Hiwatha encampment, a nearby homeless population’s dwelling, people moved onto his property rather abruptly. At first, police would help Dylinh in clearing out the pop-up living space, but this year, they’ve stopped coming to intervene.
After WCCO, a local CBS station, called city officials, they referred Dylinh to contact an encampment specialist. However, Dylinh blames drug addiction, rather than a housing crisis, for this grim situation.