Mayoral nominee would use drones to destroy this Philadelphia drug market: ‘A new day’

That’s why the mayoral nominee has formed a plan aiming to clean up the streets and to save and protect its residents, helpless to stop addicts from

“We are committed to identifying resolving [sic] encampments and addressing public nuisances on an ongoing basis to address the public health and safety concerns in the Kensington neighborhood as they arise,” the spokesperson said. “We encourage residents and businesses to call 311 or use the online submission form to report public health and safety concerns and the presence of encampments.

Addicts’ drug tolerance would decrease during incarceration, leaving them more susceptible to accidentally ingesting too much upon release, Stanford addiction researcher Keith Humphreys told a CBS News affiliate in San Francisco, a city with its own open-air drug problem.Still, Oh criticized Philadelphia’s policy focus on medical treatment without arresting criminals.

Kensington has gained international attention for its unrestrained public drug use that has showcased the worsening effects of increasingly lethal substances infiltrating the drug supply. The nonprofit director maintains a garden on Ruth Street to provide a safe space for drug users to sit among flowers and art as an escape from the needles and trash littered throughout Kensington.Photo by Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

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‘Dying’ for a new approach: How a mayoral nominee would use drones to destroy this Philadelphia drug marketDavid Oh, the Republican nominee for mayor of Philadelphia, shared his plan to tackle the worsening drug epidemic and violent crime in Kensington.
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