Sacramento DA accuses city of allowing homeless to pollute waterways
On Tuesday, District Attorney Thien Ho filed a 48-page amended lawsuit that accuses the City of Sacramento of allowing the homeless to pollute waterways and endanger public health.
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On Tuesday, District Attorney Thien Ho filed a 48-page amended lawsuit that accuses the City of Sacramento of allowing the homeless to pollute waterways and endanger public health.
Sacramento City Attorney Susan Alcala-Wood responded to District Attorney Thien Ho's threat to file criminal charges against the city and others over a homeless safe ground in North Sacramento, calling it an abuse of authority and an attempt to distract from the community's efforts to address the homeless crisis.
By Robert J. Hansen | OBSERVER Staff Writer - Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho has threatened to file criminal charges against the city over a safe camping shelter in North Sacramento known as "Camp Resolution," alleging the site is a health risk.
In a scathing letter obtained by CBS13, Sacramento City Attorney Susana Alcala Wood said county District Attorney Thien Ho is politically motivated in his threats to file charges over city homelessness.
The letter comes after a letter from Ho regarding Camp Resolution.