Good Samaritan Offers Help, Hope to San Francisco’s Homeless, Drug-Addicted

SAN FRANCISCO—A naked man wearing a red baseball cap jogs past drug users and homeless people on Jones Street, between Turk and Eddy, in the city’s Tenderloin district, while an unsuspecting woman on the street shrieks at him.
Nearby, a young man—possibly high on fentanyl, tranq, or both—is on his hands and knees in the middle of the sidewalk, oblivious to people casually walking around him. He can barely move, as if frozen. About a half-hour later, he is still in the same position.
On another block, several men sitting against a wall in a back alley try to hide their needles when they notice a photojournalist’s camera….