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After spend all day taking down her tent and packing all her possessions , a tearful Angela Burden seeks some comfort from her dog Mia Mia. Over 40 Sacramento police officers started evicting 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River Wednesday morning. -
A man who identified himself only as Eli is arrested by Sacramento police officers Sacramento police started evicting the homeless from a tent city along the American River Wednesday morning. Most of the 150 homeless campers complied with orders to pack up their tents and move somewhere else except for Eli. "They asked me what I'm going to do," said "Brother" Eli, a camp elder. "I said 'I don't have anywhere to go.' " He was charged with illegal camping. -
Over 40 Sacramento police officers spent most of Wednesday evicting and moving 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
William Bryant spent most of the day packing up her possessions as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Sacramento police officer George Chargin cleans out tent at a illegal campground along the American River. The department evicted 150 homeless people from homeless camp all day Wednesday. -
Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Kimberly Doss pleads her case to Sacramento police officer Matt Armstrong. The department went on with their plans and evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Kazoo Yang, 31, spent most of the day packing up her possessions as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
A homeless man who goes by Eli stands his ground as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. Eli was eventually arrested and charged with illegal camping. -
Homeless camper Tim Brooks spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up his tents and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Homeless campers spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up their tents and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Homeless camper Athena Corrie leads her dog to a waiting vehicle. Corrie spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up her tent and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
William Bryant spent most of the day packing up her possessions as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River -
Ukrainian Baptist Church youth members passed out food and water to homeless who spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up their tents and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Latisha Hunter takes a break from packing and plays with her puppy Sadee as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Kazoo Yang, 31, spent most of the day packing up her possessions as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
A homeless man spent most of the day packing up her possessions as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
A homeless man who goes by Eli stands his ground as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. Eli was eventually arrested and charged with illegal camping. -
Kazoo Yang, 31, spent most of the day packing up her possessions as Sacramento police officers evict 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River -
Homeless campers spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up their tents and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Homeless camper Tike Randle spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up her tent and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Sacramento police officer and Park Rangers help Homeless campers complyi with orders to pack up their tents and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Homeless camper Athena Corrie loads her bed to a police vehicle. Corrie spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up her tent and her possessions and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Homeless campers spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up their tents and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River. -
Homeless campers spent most of the day complying with orders to pack up their tents and move somewhere else. Sacramento police officers evicted 150 homeless people from an illegal campground along the American River.
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