San Francisco establishes ‘Poop Patrol’ to clean up sidewalks

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San Francisco’s newly elected mayor is establishing a new clean-up patrol to keep the city’s downtown area free of human feces.

The “Poop Patrol” is a newly established pilot program geared towards battling the city’s increasing homelessness and resulting human waste problems. The group of feces monitors will consist of six people armed with steam cleaners to scour downtown neighborhoods, Fox News reports.

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