Man Urinates On San Fran's 9th Circuit Which Just Ruled Against Prosecuting Homeless

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Oct. 27, 2018

Video out of San Francisco shows a homeless man casually urinating on the 9th District Circuit Court of Appeals in broad daylight.

BetterSoma shared the video Friday on Twitter, writing: "Here in San Francisco this is how people do on the 9th district courthouse."

Here in San Francisco this is how people do on the 9th district courthouse. pic.twitter.com/4PDIdUWBcA
— bettersoma (@bettersoma) October 26, 2018

The action is rather notable considering the 9th Circuit just last month ruled it's "cruel and unusual punishment" for cops to arrest homeless people sleeping in the street.

Only fitting. That’s the court that ruled that enforcing laws against living on the streets constitute cruel and unusual punishment under US Const.
— 🆘 Save Our #SOMA 🆘 #VOTE Nov. 6 (@EsmeAlaki) October 27, 2018

As KRON 4 reported in September:

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco sided with six homeless people from Boise, Idaho, who sued the city in 2009 over a local ordinance that banned sleeping in public spaces.

The ruling could affect several other cities that have similar laws, including San Francisco.

Another video shared this week on Twitter by BetterSoma shows the homeless population seems to be coming down with some sort of plague:

Real street talk pic.twitter.com/PJbuellidm
— bettersoma (@bettersoma) October 25, 2018

According to Democrat presidential hopeful Kamala Harris, "California represents the future."

It's probably wise for those who disagree to get out and vote Republican while you still can.

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