Homeowners Want Homeless to Get Off Their Property 

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Officers dealt with multiple issues of residents complaining about issues with Portsmouth’s ever-growing homeless population. Just after 11 pm, a Gallia Street caller said a woman was refusing to leave her property and was walking around in the yard.  

An officer spoke to the woman, who said she would stay away and go to a homeless shelter for the night.  

At 2 am, a Robinson Avenue caller complained that a man had pitched a tent on his property and wouldn’t leave. When officers arrived, they found the tent, but not the camper. Police moved the tent off the property.  

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At 3 am, the Four Keys Inn reported several people had set up camp under a tarp in an alley behind the hotel. The callers noted they’d left used toilet paper on the grass.  

By the time officers arrived, they’d all left the scene.  

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