Sheriff says transients jeopardize public safety
The following is an excerpt from Northern Colorado’s Reporter-Herald News. If individuals are legislated into homelessness, what do they think will happen?
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In the wake of Wednesday’s arrest of a transient Fort Collins man on suspicion of first-degree murder, Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith took to social media to criticize policies allowing Northern Colorado’s homeless population to grow, thus complicating public safety and law enforcement efforts.
Smith, a vocal Republican, published a lengthy Facebook post at 2 a.m. Friday that initially expressed sympathy for Hoffman’s friends and family, and went on to bash local policies conducive to transients’ lifestyles.
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Some create the problems and then complain about the results. Is this a corollary to the definition of insanity?