Penticton, B.C. man crushed inside recycling truck in serious condition
“There is obviously a lot of homeless people around in this area. There is accommodation but obviously not all want to go in that accommodation and maybe there’s not enough room for all of them,” said Stocker.“We were all shocked, we all turned up to work and that started our day off and we were obviously extremely for the poor chap. This shouldn’t happen to anybody.”
“I can certainly speak to the fact that people experiencing homelessness have all kinds of things that they’re at risk of in the community. This is a horrible tragedy; this was someone’s brother or son,” said 100 More Homes Penticton Collaborative Co-Chair Linda Sankey.
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