Seattle Tax Dollars Send Heroin Pipes, 'Booty Bumping Kits' To Addicts

This article contains explicit content about illicit drugs.
A self-described “social justice” homeless shelter is using Seattle city funds to feed addicts’ deadly disease. Tax dollars are used to buy heroin pipes, syringes, and “booty bumping kits,” which allow users to rectally inject drugs for a more intense high.
The Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) operates several low-barrier shelters in Seattle. They serve the chronically homeless population, including those with addictions so severe they’ve stayed on the streets for, in some cases, years. Rather than offering a regimented, tough approach, DESC helps keep them addicted with what some claim is a harm-reduction strategy.

Related Keywords

Cleo Lyons ,Jason Rantz ,Maria Colacurcio ,Daniel Malone ,Downtown Emergency Service Center ,Seattle Youth Soccer Association ,Seattle Human Services Department ,Human Services Department ,Director Daniel Malone ,Miller Park ,லியோ லயன்ஸ் ,ஜேசன் ராந்தஜ் ,டேனியல் மலோந் ,நகர அவசரம் சேவை மையம் ,சீட்டில் இளைஞர்கள் கால்பந்து சங்கம் ,சீட்டில் மனிதன் சேவைகள் துறை ,மனிதன் சேவைகள் துறை ,இயக்குனர் டேனியல் மலோந் ,மில்லர் பூங்கா ,