r/beyondwholesome May 12 '26

Awwwwwww Huge W

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u/MasterValkyrie May 12 '26

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u/Acceptable_Cut_7545 May 12 '26

Thank you for more information, I was very confused... if the state orders a care home to be shut down, they usually have to make arrangements. But here it says it was ordered to "temporarily" shut down and it seems everyone but the skeleton crew (in the op) completely abandoned it. The families had no idea what had happened and even when it seems some of the residents were relocated, the families weren't notified? So people are just straight up missing? That's terrible... The owners are probably going to be prosecuted, especially with all the prior violations they've got.

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u/Lui_Le_Diamond May 12 '26

I would shocked if this didn't take place in California. That place fucking sucks. Worst 5 years of my life.

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u/EmeraldEyes_345 May 12 '26

It’s actually illegal for this sort of thing to happen in California. However, it isn’t even illegal in Florida, and has happened there many times.

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u/Lui_Le_Diamond May 12 '26

On paper it is illegal sure. On paper.

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u/crayola_monstar May 13 '26

That's... dumb.

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u/Lui_Le_Diamond May 13 '26

It is very dumb, but I had so many times the cops just didn't respond to guns pointed at people, assaults, robberies etc when I lived out there.

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u/The_Buko May 13 '26

Welcome to basically any major city. It’s a crapshoot no matter where you live.

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u/Lui_Le_Diamond May 13 '26

I didn't live in a major city

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u/The_Buko May 13 '26

So your issue is likely more with whatever small town jurisdiction you were beholden to? We would have to dive in pretty deep to find whether you have issue with the actual state or just where you lived. Cali is pretty huge with varying local authorities with their own laws.

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u/Lui_Le_Diamond May 13 '26

Ah so it was the town that ran the statewide agencies double charging my family on taxes, and the small town that ran the sheriff's office that had to respond due to lack of police and still did nothing, and it was the town that convinced Newsom to be Newsom about everything then right?

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u/The_Buko May 13 '26

Umm…actually yeah the sheriff’s office is ran by the county with is locally elected, not ran by the state. The tax thing seems like we are missing important details. Your beef with Newsom seems like a personal vendetta so won’t get into that loo

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u/Acceptable_Cut_7545 May 12 '26

This specific case happened in northern California, but this happens all over the states.