City officials are warning of increasing danger at an encampment due to alleged booby traps. The site, located on a former auto salvage yard, has become a concern for outreach workers.
The encampment has grown significantly, more than tripling in size. This expansion has occurred after the closure of Pig's Eye Park.
Further details about the situation are available from the source, including information about the encampment and the city's response to the growing concerns.
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