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Pedestrian walking with blanket causes driver to swerve, Long Beach CA

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E 7th St & Santiago Ave, Long Beach, CA 90804

A person was walking eastbound with a blanket over their head and dark clothing on the north side near E 7th St and Santiago Ave. A driver swerved to avoid hitting them.

Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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Subject is going to be eastbound on foot, a person walking with a blanket over their head, wearing dark clothing, walking on the north side,
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could be had to swerve to avoid hitting the person.

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Location mentioned:
E 7th St & Santiago Ave, Long Beach, CA 90804

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Clarke SkinnerClarke Skinner

Around the 6th Street, between Elm Ave & Linden Ave, we have a few "ghost" homeless vagrents wandering around with blankets over their heads. These mentally ill vagrents step into the streets, picking up trash, then dropping it again where they stand. They also just stop walking, falling down on the sidewalk with their dirty blanket over their body, oblivious to their surroundings. We call for the local "Outreach" patrol to take them off the streets to no avail. It's a sad state of affairs.

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