The Brief
- Residents in Marina del Rey are fearful due to a growing homeless encampment along the 90 Freeway, which has led to crime and safety concerns.
- The encampment is on state-owned Caltrans property, and efforts to have it cleared have been unsuccessful despite attempts by local officials.
- Caltrans plans to close the encampment on Nov. 19, with outreach teams set to assist those experiencing homelessness.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif. – Residents in Marina del Rey say they’re living in fear as a massive homeless encampment along the 90 Freeway continues to grow — bringing crime, fires, and safety concerns into nearby neighborhoods.
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Neighbors tell FOX 11 they’ve experienced break-ins, theft, and even attacks connected to the encampment. Last month there was a fire in the area surrounded by dry brush.…