A Homeless Grandmother Has Been Arrested More Than Anyone Else in Los Angeles Over Past Six Years

Find out why she's been arrested nearly 10 times a year for the past six years.

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According to a Los Angeles Times profile, the person who's been arrested more than anyone else in Los Angeles over the past six years is a homeless grandmother. 

The woman, 59-year-old Annie Moody, has been arrested roughly 10 times annually for the past six years. She resists all efforts to move her into shelters, content to reside in her tent on skid row. This leads to a cycle of arrests, releases and returns to her beloved tent: 

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The happy homeless present a conflict for the city: 

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So do they continue to waste time arresting and processing her or ultimately decide that it's not worth the effort and move on? It seems like the city will lean towards for the former (it has to remain clean to make that money, right?), even if they think arresting Moody again and again is futile. There might not be a "right" answer here, per se.

[via Los Angeles Times]

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