Recently, Sonoma County experienced a confrontation over an inpromptu art exhibit memorializing 500 unhoused residents. Boulders placed on a cleared out encampment by CalTrans, were used as canvasses for the tributes.
After a short period of grace, Sonoma County Regional Parks decided to cover the boulders with gray paint, erasing the names.
During the erasure, one of the Regional Parks staff was caught on video spray-painting a name on the concrete path. After pausing in what appears a tribute, he continues his assignment by applying the boulder cover paint.
The name he chose was "Ranger Davis", an apparent reference to Grace Davis, a well-known unhoused resident whose death was the subject of Press Democrat articles.
