PHILIP
“Did you hear about the homeless guy who killed the cop with a snow plow?”
TONY
“Well it just shows you that homeless folks can be psycho as anyone else is. I just feel sorry for that cop’s family is all I can say.”
The word from the street
PHILIP
“Did you hear about the homeless guy who killed the cop with a snow plow?”
TONY
“Well it just shows you that homeless folks can be psycho as anyone else is. I just feel sorry for that cop’s family is all I can say.”
This entry was posted on January 14, 2011 at 6:55 pm and is filed under homelessness.
Tags: death, Franklin Carmichael, Group of Seven, justice, psycho, sorrow
January 17, 2011 at 11:17 am
Ok, he’s been on the streets along time. I don’t understand why he doesn’t go to the Street to Homes program run by the city, they can help house him. Someone from this program must have come to speak to him before? Also if a doctor has given him 18 months to live, that gives him a opportunity to obtain priority housing though Housing Connections, The only 2 priorities are, 1. people who have been diagnosed 2 years 2. Women fleeing abusive situations. There are various housing help centres in Toronto that have relationships with landlords or even senior housing that can quickly and easily get Tony housed in a month or two. He no longer needs to be homeless.