NPR's All Things Considered reports:
There are half a dozen wooden shacks, some with cooking and toilet facilities. It's a village of tents, campers and cars also a dock with a few small rowboats. Shared generators provide power for a CD player also to recharge cell phones and electronic monitoring units required for sex offenders on supervised release.
It's gone so far as the corrections departments have actually given offenders upon release from prison driver's licenses that say "Under the Julia Tuttle Causeway." The encampments have been hotly debated amongst local and state officials but the Miami Herald reports there could be a deal struck that would relocate the 70 or so offenders into proper housing.
Maybe if that happens the entire cast of Miami Social can relocate under the bridge in a sort of localized "Survivor" type of show. Now that would make for some interesting TV!
Related Stories:
· Miami Social [Official Site]
· Bridge Still Home For Miami Sex Offenders [NPR]
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