Public Health Worker Dodges Questions About Giving Needles to the Homeless
View at XHarm Reduction at Burien Encampment
Another wild encounter outside Dow Constantine’s drug encampment in Burien. A King County Public Health worker tried to block me from exposing their “harm reduction” operation. They were giving away needles and fentanyl kits like candy. Not a single person was offered treatment.
The Cost of Harm Reduction
Millions of taxpayer dollars wasted funding this vicious cycle. Here’s the latest from a public records request. King County spent $335,364 in 2023 just on “harm reduction” supplies. But the drug overdose deaths hit an all-time high that year. The current plan is not working.
No Comment from Dow Constantine
I reached out to Dow and asked if he wanted to comment on this disaster. Still no response. If he gets back to me, I will post right here. Looks like I will have to ask him directly on the streets.
Children Rescued from Burien Encampment
On Tuesday, Kristine Moreland and her outreach group The More We Love rescued two young children from this drug den. Campers say numerous kids have passed through since Dow set this up. He’s enabling chaos and crime.
Most Dangerous Encampment in King County
Meanwhile, cops are trying to find the campers who attacked me this week. I have been advised to avoid this place until things cool down. Again, Dow’s camp is the most dangerous one in King County, harboring drug dealers, thieves, and sex traffickers.
Who Funds This?
Btw look who funds all this? Info on King Co. Public Health website. This is not a needle exchange since no one is required to bring any back and it’s not just needles. It’s a full-blown dispensary of all kinds of drug supplies.
