Plymouth Resident Sparks Massive Police Response After Refusing to Shut Down Banned Grilling Activities
View at Jonathan Choe's X- Categories
- Community Impact
- Housing
- Street Report
Massive Police Response
After covering dozens of crazy 911 calls at the Plymouth Housing/PorchLight homeless drug campus in Bellevue, this is a new one.
On Sunday April 12, authorities say Plymouth resident Robert Reed was barbecuing food on a grassy area adjacent to PorchLight. This behavior is not allowed on the property.
It’s actually owned by Puget Sound Energy and there was concern fire from the BBQ could set something off.
Shelter workers say Reed went nuts when he was told to shut it down.
A massive police response ensued. More taxpayer dollars wasted on another public safety call to this location. This is “permanent supportive housing” in action.
You can thank virtue signaling Bellevue elected officials for allowing this cancer into the community. This is arguably one of the worst decisions ever made by city leaders.
Notice how none of them live in Eastgate near any of these chaotic homeless facilities.
How Much Have 911 Calls Cost the Taxpayer?
At least 12 officers called to this insane scene. Just for one unhinged Plymouth Housing resident. Someone needs to crunch the numbers. Thousands of dollars in wasted taxpayer dollars.
Dispatch Report
Here is the 911 dispatcher.
