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Reverb2000 : If I saw a person passed out on the sidewalk I wouldn't assume they were sleeping. I would notify the police. If he is passed out that would be public intoxication. Having beer where kids could take it is a safety issue as well.
teatime : You are right!
A person is laying on the sidewalk with a six pack of alcohol and children are walking past because this is a major sidewalk towards the schools. The person is at the coordinates 30.0689817, -95.2111593 - the corner of Northpark Woodland Hills. Os there anything legally that can be done?
Hell, he's asleep. All wrapped up like a cozy vagrant burrito - and not threatening anyone. It's a free country (if you're homeless, that is). Between migration, mental illness, homelessness, and an overwhelming lack of support services, this is becoming commonplace. Sad to say, but more are on the way. The suburbs are no longer immune to societal change.
Quixote : Just what I freakin' feared!!!!
One of the many homeless in Kingwood.
Furface11 : They are like fleas on a dog... they hop from place to place and are difficult to get rid of.
The suburbs are no longer immune to societal change.
Quixote : Correct. The homeless problem was not obvious until 3 years ago. During the covid message, society became unraveled it seems. 
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