The City of Toronto and Toronto police are working to house homeless people living inside the security perimeter as the June 26-27 summit approaches. Police have said that homeless people and those without identification will not be allowed within the fenced security zone during the summit.

As part of our series of G20 conversations, I spoke to Marty, who is homeless. Marty, who declined to give his last name, has been living in and around Union Station since around January.

The following transcript is a condensed and abridged version of my interview I conducted with him last week:

[Note: I spoke to Const. Wendy Drummond about this. She said that to be taken into police custody, you must have committed a criminal offence. But she added "in the event they are in the security zone, you have to have a permanent address. If it comes down to the point [that] they are still refusing to move... officers will escort them outside the zone."]