Clashing evidence about Kingston encampment at eviction hearing
Arguments inside a Kingston, Ont., courtroom first painted an encampment on city property as too dangerous for patrolling police, before describing it as the only safe place for homeless people who use fentanyl.
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![A large printout outlining Kingston's decision to seek a court order allowing it to clear an encampment is posted in Belle Park. A legal document is printed out on two large, white boards. It explains Kingston is seeking an injunction to clear the park. It's a sunny, fall day and a gravel path and trees with yellow leaves can be seen in the background.](https://i.cbc.ca/1.7013392.1698709995!/fileImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/16x9_620/encampment-eviction-kingston.jpg)
Arguments inside a Kingston, Ont., courtroom first painted an encampment on city property as too dangerous for patrolling police, before describing it as the only safe place for homeless people who use fentanyl.