@@user-tx6bu9by7l same here and I was angry - it might be a smaller issue then other issues we have but we need to start somewhere and hold people accountable for illegal actions

I'm thinking this has to have been done by a spouse who wanted to spite the other half of the relationship. This is way too poorly planned to be some "giveaway" to the needy by a charity.

@@plateshutoverlock NOPE!!! The Moving Company said it was donating. Check out all news stations, they are covering this and contacting the City and everyone else this causes problems for. Check out what NBC4 just posted.

Missing dogs and cat flyers gonna go crazy

Negative review here we come!!! 😂😂😂

@@richard5072 agreed and they should be fined for dumping / two lanes of 6th Street in front of the mission where blocked 🚫 (1 on each side)

See if there is a husband somewhere in LA finding his house empty and holding a nasty note from his now ex-wife.

@@plateshutoverlock NBC4 is all over it along with the City / VIP Pro Moving Company is in a load of crap now.

I think he slipped on vomit.😆

@@dawatchman8043 EWW! 🤢

Probably Piss & Vomit 😭

You’re killing me Larry!!!!

@@broman5thfloe378 if you had seen the entire incident you would have see. Batman go after another man with his bat, the hammers and axes these people carry around with them. In Reality it was scary to see.

Laws designed to let them purge themselves. Sigh.

@@bobfish3176 no he actually attempted to beat someone with it. Others had hatchets and hammers as weapons.

Enforcer

@@garycallihan4206 not when it blocks streets and sidewalks. It’s called illegal dumping. Furniture from a home does not belong on our City Streets. Take a good hard look at what was Dumped. A ping pong table, couches, wardrobe and dressers, grill, refrigerator, etc. Not Acceptable, do it the right way and don’t litter our City.

@@ShieldsUp7 you really getting mad about furniture being dumped and not about the homeless forced to sleep on the street without any help? America is wild.

​@@Alice-Coro people can care about more than one thing at a time. I know, WILD.

@@Alice-Coro obviously you have not thought your comment through. I am appalled at our homeless issues so don’t get me started on that. Maybe if you open your eyes, mind and heart you will be able to see that in California we have been destroyed by our government. If we can start bringing awareness to all issues something might start being done. Obviously, we know our government in LA especially is missing over a Billion dollars that was to help the homeless, did you even know this? Are you aware a new homeless building cost over 2 hundred thousand per unit? We have empty hospitals that could be used but no they sit empty with the homeless setting fires inside. My take is start small whenever we can to do anything we can. Did you even notice what was dropped off and how they blocked lanes (1 on each side) down a highly travel street? Did you see the weapons the homeless had?

@@Alice-Coro The Homeless is NOT forced to sleep on the street. They CHOOSE to sleep on the street. Refusing to WORK and abusing substances all day, everyday is CHOOSING to be on the street. And there is tons of help offered to these people, even free housing in some cases and they REFUSE it

What I find amusing is that the news isn't catching on that this truck might be stolen, or that this was something done out of spite, likely a spouse getting back at his or her s/o. I watched the video over and over again and it clearly looks like stuff out of someone's house or apartment. If these were actual charitable donations we would be seeing many more of one item than what we see here. Some poor fella is watching his personal stuff on TV getting unloaded into Skid Row.

What is someone going to do with a full sized fridge on the street? :-/

@@plateshutoverlock sell it