Fed-up Venice residents hire ex-MS-13 gangbangers to take back homeless ‘war zone’

Fed-up residents of an exclusive Venice Beach enclave have hired ex-MS-13 gangbangers to do what the woke-addled, cash-strapped city can’t — battle back against a “war zone’’ of homelessness. “I don’t know what we would do without them,” Venice apartment owner Rick Swinger told the California Post of the former gangster enforcements. Swinger is one of about 250 disgusted locals and a slew of businesses among the iconic California region’s multimillion-dollar beachside homes who have been paying the unconventional “Ghost Town Consultants’’ firm monthly to curb the local chaos caused by massive sprawling homeless encampments. Ricky Myers (left) and Bobby Luna of Ghost Town Consultants have been hired by local residents as private security to keep a beleaguered portion of Venice safe. Jonatha