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   The third man who suffered an overdose while in the West   
   Hollywood home of Democratic donor Ed Buck thankfully survived,   
   but he’s struggling to put his life back together as he faces an   
   uncertain future and homelessness.   
      
   “Before I met Ed, before all of this happened, I’d never been   
   out on the streets like this,” the man, identified only as “Joe   
   Doe” told NBCLA in a telephone interview. “I always had pride   
   that I had a job and a place to stay.”   
      
   It was Doe who handed over information necessary for the LA   
   County District Attorney’s Office and the Sheriff’s Department   
   to execute an initial arrest on multiple state felony charges.   
      
   Since then, Buck has been handed over to federal agents, and he   
   is also facing charges of one count of distribution of   
   methamphetamine resulting in death for the 2017 fatal overdose   
   of Gemmel Moore.   
      
   If convicted, Buck faces between 20 years to life in prison.   
      
   According to the Los Angeles Times, Doe, a 37-year-old   
   originally from Wisconsin, managed to flee Buck’s home as he   
   feared he was suffering a meth overdose.   
      
   According to authorities, Buck tried to stop Doe from seeking   
   medical attention, but he was able to get to a gas station and   
   call 911.   
      
   In the 22-page federal complaint, ten men accused Buck of paying   
   them to use drugs and dress in revealing underwear for his own   
   pleasure. Many of those men say that they lost consciousness   
   after Buck gave them a drink, and some said that they woke up to   
   find him injecting drugs into their arms against their will.   
      
   After fleeing Buck’s home, Doe had nowhere to go, especially as   
   he had no family in California.   
      
   He is currently working with activist Jasmyne Cannick, who has   
   been an integral voice in calling for Buck’s arrest.   
      
   “People celebrate the arrest of Ed Buck. But they left this man   
   homeless. He is now working but needed somewhere to live,”   
   Cannick told the Times. “They were all taking a bow praising him   
   while ignoring his well-being.”   
      
   Cannick paid for a hotel room using money from a GoFundMe   
   campaign established to help Buck’s alleged victims, as they   
   work toward a permanent solution.   
      
   The district attorney’s office told the Times that the Sheriff’s   
   Department had tapped a community-based organization to help Doe   
   find housing and other services he may need.   
      
   “Last Wednesday, our office assigned a victim services   
   representative to assist Mr. Doe with any needs beyond what the   
   community-based organization could provide. While housing was   
   secured for Mr. Doe, he believed the location was not   
   geographically suitable for his needs,” the statement claimed,   
   adding that a victim services representative from the DA’s   
   office has reached out to Doe to offer further assistance.   
      
   https://www.essence.com/news/joe-doe-homeless-ed-buck-   
   investigation/   
      
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