After completing a Map of Lower Nob Hill, I found:
- 125 Roaming Homeless
- 108 Closed Businesses
- 13 Tents
- 13 For Rent Signs
- 13 Drug Dealers
- 5 Prostitutes
Something I found facing was the drug dealers, see findings in 🧵 below.
The homeless were so drugged up, many couldn’t operate. 🧵
This poor girl was so drugged up that she could barely stand on her own and after walking past her, you could see the cuts on her face. 🧵
I called 911 after I noticed this gentleman who was unresponsive and had what appeared to be bleeding bandages on his side. Once they arrived, the guy was able to wake up be refused services and I found him in the same position, passed out, an hour later. 🧵
We had one guy hyped up on drugs that he was in the street yelling and harassing the car owners as they wait for the light to turn green. 🧵
The drug dealer in yellow had noticed me taking pictures and called over 5 more dealers to move the addicts on the sidewalk. After I waited 20min, I saw the dealers have move the flock to another side of the street. 🧵
The closed businesses ranged from small hole in the wall to massive buildings on Van Ness as well as big buildings near Union Square. 🧵
Tents have returned to the alleyways and as always, there are strange noises that come from them. We have a whole world within a city. 🧵
The drug dealers avoid the areas where prostitution is conducted. I asked why that is and she responded by saying “they do their business and we do ours”. Fair enough. 🧵
Ultimately, it’s made me so sad to see what has become of such a beautiful neighborhood and the emotional toll in this one neighborhood was heavy enough, I had to take a break to recollect myself. It reminded me that if I was still homeless in today, San Francisco would get richer with me on the street than in a home.
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We @TeamJConr completed the Drug Dealer map of the Tenderloin where we found 127 drug dealers in one night. This was a very interesting mapping.
I was followed twice and the dealers were on edge with my presence. It probably was because I didn’t use mustache wax and went full walrus mode. 🧵 for my findings.
This drug dealer was called to another location and had an addict followed him. He is one of the block’s higher ups. It was fascinating to watch them in the wild. 🧵
The dealers pictured in the photo were hanging out outside of an apartment complex where they were surrounded by addicts. 🧵
After completing a map of The Mission Neighborhood I found:
- 232 Drug Addicts
- 213 Closed Businesses.
- 81 Empty/Abandoned Homes
- 50 Tents
- 37 Rvs
- 23 Prostitues
- 1 Raccoon See 🧵 for findings because it’s MASSIVE.
The drug addicts have completely taken over blocks in the Mission. I’ve noticed a trend where the street squatters have taken over small spots around resident’s homes so do beware and be careful. 🧵
The closed businesses found ranged from small hole in the wall to massive buildings. Mission St and Valencia St have blocks of closed businesses. Even in the warehouse area near the Central Freeway are for sale. 🧵
I completed the mapping of the neighborhood — South of the Market and what I found:
- 21 Tents
- 55 For Rent signs
- 301 Closed businesses
- 636 Roaming homeless addicts
I was recognized by a D6 resident and we chatted and I was told the community wants to know “Where is @mattdorsey ?”
Check the 🧵 for my findings —
The addicts were sprawled all over the place, turning the neighborhood into an apocalyptic movie scene. 🧵
Scattered through the neighborhood were the many discarded needles and medications that belonged to patients. 🧵