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Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes - Video: Spencer Pratt WILL be able to put mandatory holds on the homeless to force them into treatment
The courts have already changed the law this year to make this possible
- You can hold somebody who is not able to manage their own self for up to 45 days
- You can even have a conservatorship go up to a year
“There are people that need psychiatric treatment mandatory. Obviously, this isn't for everyone. This is the people that it's very clear they should not be on the street. Everyone that lives in Los Angeles knows exactly what I'm talking about”
He’s 100% correct
Spencer Pratt is pointing to Senate Bill 43 (SB 43), signed in 2023 and implemented in Los Angeles County and many others starting January 1, 2026
Expansions include “grave disability” definition now includes people with severe mental illness or severe substance use disorder (fentanyl/meth addiction) who cannot provide for their own food, clothing, shelter, personal safety, or necessary medical care.
This makes it easier to intervene when someone is clearly unable to manage themselves on the streets
This is the golden ticket to sold the problem in Los Angeles, but Democrats won’t enforce it
https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/2054074886415642843

Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes - Video: A San Francisco startup started a new experimental cafe in Stockholm, Sweden
They put an artificial intelligence agent in-charge and things are not going well
- Frequently orders no bread or way too much bread
- Ordered 120 eggs even though the café has no stove