OUT
OUT IMMEDIATELY. >> WELL, WE'RE CHECKING.
I HOPE WE CAN GET MORE ON THAT.
>> YEAH.
>> YEAH.
>> YEAH. >>> MEANWHILE, WE WANT TO TALK
ABOUT THE WASHINGTON STATE
PATROL.
PATROL.
PATROL. WE'RE ADDING THEM TO THE LIST
OF STATE AGENCIES MAKING AN
EFFORT FOR THE HOMELESS
POPULATION.
POPULATION. SHE CONTROLS THE STATE CAPITAL
IN OLYMPIA, AND HER DUTIES
INCLUDE KEEPING AN EYE ON THE
HOMELESS, PARKING CAMPUS, AND
THEY'RE WORKING ON GUIDELINES
TO PUT POSSIBLE RESTRICTIONS ON
THOSE VEHICLES.
THOSE VEHICLES. THEY ALREADY HAVE A NO
OVERNIGHT CAMPUS POLICIES,
SQUEN FORCING THAT HAS BECOME A
BIG PART OF PATROLS.
>> I DON'T KNOW THE SOLUTION,
BUT HOPEFULLY WE COME UP WITH
THE SOLUTION BECAUSE IT'S
GETTING A LITTLE OUT OF
CONTROL.
CONTROL.
CONTROL. BUT WE'RE DOING OUR BEST, AND
RULES HAVE TO BE MADE, AND IT
TAKES A WHILE TO GET RULES
APPROVED.
APPROVED.
APPROVED. >> YEAH.
>> YEAH.
>> YEAH. THEY SAY MOST OF THE HOMELESS
SETTING UP CAMP ON AND AROUND
THE CAPITAL ARE COOPERATIVE.
AND RECENTLY SHE'S BEEN
CARRYING EXTRA BLANKETS IN HER
TRUNK WHO SHE THINKS MIGHT NEED
THEM.
THEM.
THEM. BUT
THEM. BUT OBVIOUSLY BOTTOM LINE IS
PUTTING THEM IN LAWEN FORCEM
BECAUSE THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO
ENFORCE, BUT THEY DON'T KNOW
WHAT TO ENFORCE.