Urban Artifact: 13 Days & Counting…

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It’s almost two weeks now and as of this morning (11:42 a.m.) the McCarren Park Hypodermic Tree is still in effect. My dedication to documenting this caught the attention of a passerby. He too took a moment to capture this curiosity with his camera.

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After asking me how long this had been there (I told him “about two weeks”) he noted it had been used and added:

Kids could get their hands on this. That’s not good.

Precisely.

Spotted At North 10 & Roebling Street: Needles

March 8, 2011 ·
Filed under: 11211, Criminal Activity, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn 

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The above assortment of paraphernalia was captured by Miss Mousey Brown yesterday afternoon. She writes:

The piles of garbage (that are primarily used syringes and hypodermic needles) have been in this corner of the lot for a week. I was told this by a woman who saw the dumper throw them over the fence. She almost got a plate number. I am going over with a rake to try and get as many of the needles out that I can.

I honestly do not know what to day about this other than it is totally unacceptable— and dangerous!

UPDATE, 3:15 p.m.: Intrigued I decided to swing by this site and see things for myself. I encountered something rather interesting on the “sidewalk” on North 10 Street between Union Avenue and Roebling.


I encountered something rather interesting on the “sidewalk” on North 10 Street between Union Avenue and Roebling.

Miss Heather

P.S.: Oh yeah, did I mention a dog lives amongst this rubbish?

Rookie

His name is Rookie.

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and the  ASPCA would very much like to have a word with his “owner”.

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