Police towed RVs from a homeless camp to her street. Now residents are moving out, 'our tenants have left'

Oakland police cleared a homeless encampment and towed some RVs from the camp next to an apartment building. Now the building has record vacancies, the property manager says.

"So we're seeing all of those things that come along with people having a criminal lifestyle," she continued. "People don't want to see that." Jon Michael Raasch is an associate producer/writer with Fox News Digital Originals.

The RVs were moved to Holland's street in the Spring of 2022 when police broke up a nearby encampment after a structure fire and neighbors complained, she said. 

"The RVs that are actually in front of our property and the RVs that are behind our property were towed here and directed to park here by the Oakland Police Department," she told Fox News. "We watched them do it."