⚖️ Florida Judge Draws the Line in St. Pete Homeless Lawsuit A Pinellas County judge just ruled in one of Florida's first big tests of the new anti-camping law. Business owner Ronicca Whaley sued St. Pete, claiming the city lets homeless camps take over public spaces near Williams Park. The judge blocked Progressive People's Action, backed by SPLC, from joining the case — meaning it's now Whaley vs. the City. This decision could shape how every Florida city enforces public camping laws. 👉 Stay
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