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Police calls rise sharply near St. Paul's homeless encampment after clearing

Police calls near the St. Paul's Randolph homeless encampment increased by more than 1,200% after the Pig's Eye clearing. The report indicates a substantial local public-safety and homelessness-related disruption.

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The surge in calls suggests the clearance may have displaced problems into surrounding areas and increased pressure on local services.

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  1. Police calls near St. Paul's Randolph homeless encampment up more than 1,200% after Pig's Eye clearing ↗fox9.com · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 5:02 PM UTC

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