None of us can ever look at an RV the same way now!
Shortly after we noticed the car moving from house to house my fiancee told me she saw police surrounding the car with guns drawn. As far as legality no idea but he has a trailer now lol.
It's not on the street it's in a driveway. Presumably his driveway.
I'm not 100% sure but I think it's legal here, as long as it's not on the street. I live in the ghetto I guess lol. It's not really bad it's just definetly not high end or HOA or anything like that.
Here in CA it's strictly illegal to live in RV meth-mobiles parked on residential streets. However, literally thousands are doing so presently. "Illegal" under the law is one thing .... getting police to actually enforce that law is quite another. Got so bad my neighbor and I had an arrangement where we rotated our cars to continuously occupy the parking spaces on the street in front of our houses so no RV could park there. Because once they are parked there, it's impossible to get rid of them. Even though it's illegal, police will not respond. One day, we collected 51 needles and syringes scattered on the street/sidewalk around a vintage Winnebago with flat tires and no license plates. They just tossed them out the window after shooting up. One guy was literally sleeping on the pavement underneath the RV!
Couldn't you get the police to raid themlooking for drugs if there's evidence of use?
HA! Dude thats California..... our little social experiment. They dont arrest you for trivial things like drug use or being a fugitive from the Feds, ...................... but dont get caught with a plastic straw!
they're lucky someone hasnt taken a 3gal, leaking gas can and set it under their rv. and then someone toss a lit cigearette out their window. yeah their rv would be toast all by some random accident...
In CA, possession of meth in amounts considered to be "for personal use" has now been reduced to a very minor misdemeanor. It's about on the level of sipping an open can of beer in public. Hard to get the cops to roll out on that. If you call 911 to report it, they will instantly dump you off to the "Non-emergency line" and I'm pretty sure that the cops never hear about those calls. The political structure here does not want enforcement against any crimes committed by vagrants. Therefore, when talking to 911 operator about illegal activity, it's critical to never use the word "homeless" nor give any specific description of the perpetrator that sounds like they may be, such as "crazy guy pushing a shopping cart" or "drug addict who lives in bushes at the end of the street," etc etc. If the operator suspects that who you're calling about is a vagrant, you'll never get any police response ...
