He said I was being cited for ignoring the initial warning. Then he approached the driver’s side window and handed me a $52 citation. I was again told to exit the island or be cited and towed.Īs I proceeded to start my vehicle, the officer told me to hold on. by a loudspeaker from a police car and lights flashing directly behind me. I figured if we were asked to leave then I would be one of the first to exist the island. The last night we were there, I had decided to park very close to the exit. So I decided to try staying there again, and the next couple of nights were quiet and peaceful and nobody asked us to leave. I thought perhaps that was the reason the police kicked us out. Unlike the calm, peaceful night at Fiesta Island the night before, though, that night there were hundreds of people staying on the island after hours, partying, drag racing and making a lot of noise. by the sound of the San Diego Police Department on their loudspeakers telling everyone that they must vacate the island or have their vehicles impounded. It was nice not to have to worry about where to park and sleep at night, and especially nice to have found a place like Fiesta Island that has bathroom facilities.īut the next night that comforting feeling was taken away from me at 2 a.m. At that moment, I had a very comforting feeling knowing that now I could concentrate all my efforts during the day on bettering my life and getting my father and myself a home again. The first night we stayed there, we were not told to leave. I start every day by asking myself, “Where will we sleep tonight?” I was told that people were staying overnight at Fiesta Island, a place that I have frequented quite often with family and friends, so that’s where we went. The city and county make finding a place to sleep so challenging, it’s become one of the biggest hurdles keeping me from getting off the streets and back into a home. Being homeless in San Diego at night, however, has proven to be very difficult. We are a little more fortunate than others because I have a vehicle we sleep in. Just recently, we have become homeless in San Diego. I am a 47-year-old man and I take care of my 80-year-old father. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.I Asked SDPD Where I Could Legally Stay in My Vehicle Overnight. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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