Because people who live in mobile homes deserve to be exposed to danger, and ridicule, or something. From the New York Post: Exclusive | 49ers owner Jed York arrest sparks anger at Ohio mobile-home park
Wheat Hill Mobile Home Community in East Palestine, Ohio, has been used by police for multiple stings, including drug arrests, and most recently the arrest of the 49ers owner, Jed York.
Cops told management that the sting involving York was a “random stop,” according to Michelle. However, police records obtained by The Post indicated the opposite.
The police report said: “York was provided a meeting location address, which was a mobile home park but he was given a fictitious lot number. York arrived at the meeting location and advised he was pulling in.”
East Palestine, Ohio, is of course the community in which there was a toxic disaster involving a train derailment, after which the Biden administration, and Pete Buttigieg, did little to help the community.
One local, 72, who asked not to be named, told The Post: “We don’t deserve this. This is a beautiful park. Now we’re being labeled as running prostitution and drug rings and stuff out of this trailer park.”
I'm a bit surprised to see this in any media outlet. People who live in trailer parks are usually considered disposable. More disposable than most of us in live in Flyover Country.
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