Flashlights shine on a woman sleeping under a picnic table in Discovery Park.<\/p>\n
Two Sacramento County Parks Rangers warn the woman twice that she is in violation of a no-camping ordinance.<\/p>\n
After she gathers up two trash bags of belongings and moves to another location, the rangers prepare to write her a ticket.<\/p>\n
“We’ll issue her a citation and tell her it’s time to go, but after that, we’re not going to forcibly remove anybody from the park,” park ranger William Wetzel said.<\/p>\n
Beginning Wednesday evening, the parks department began deploying two additional rangers along the American River Parkway, bringing the total force to four or five rangers depending on the night.<\/p>\n
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