Residents and business leaders slammed the open-air drug use, public sex and violence they said has worsened in surrounding neighborhoods since tents were cleared at Mass and Cass, in stark contrast from the progress cited by the Wu administration.


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Residents and business leaders slammed the open-air drug use, public sex and violence they said has worsened in surrounding neighborhoods since tents were cleared at Mass and Cass, in stark contras…{ai:summary}<p>Residents and business leaders have criticized the increase in open-air drug use, public sex, and violence in neighborhoods near Mass and Cass, claiming it has worsened since the area was cleared of tents. This contrasts with the progress reported by the Wu administration.  </p><p>#society</p>

Boston residents, businesses say Mass and Cass conditions have spread, worsened in parks and neighborhoods

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