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Red Car Property: Homeless Tents, Dry Brush, Angry Neighbors*

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Photos: Gary Vlahakis, May 15, 2012.   Last Thursday, LAPD Senior Lead Officer Al Polehonki attempted to contact this individual to help get him into supportive housing.  Clearly, the person would rather live in the wilds of the Red Car Property.  (Click on photo to enlarge.)  Neighbors reported a second tent (between the historic viaduct footings and the last house on Adelbert) to
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