Anna Wintours Greenwich Village block overrun by homeless encampments, notorious vagrant named Tiger

This block is in vogue with bums! Anna Wintour’s posh Greenwich Village block has become a haven for the homeless who turned it into their own outdoor flophouse, frustrated residents and workers told The Post.At least five other vagrants have moved onto Sullivan Street between East Houston and Bleecker streets since The Post revealed its dodgiest denizen: a pot-puffing, booze-swigging, twerking vagrant named “Tiger,” for the striped orange tail secured to his rump.The motley crew has assembled a hodgepodge of chairs, storage containers, books, decorative planters, side tables and bedding in front of shuttered businesses in and around the same stretch where the legendary Vogue editor lives in her $11.5 million townhome, part of a preserved stretch of buildings in the MacDougal-Sullivan Historic District.Besides boozing at all hours, the vagrants shoot up drugs, poop in the street, lie around naked, and harass passersby, neighbors said.Since The Post’s shocking July 4 report on Tiger, there have been 49 reports to 311 of encampments on that block, and six more calls for homeless person assistance, public data revealed.“The street is a veritable homeless encampment with homeless people that unfortunately are very strung out and very aggressive,” said a father of two who lives on Sullivan Street and who asked to remain anonymous for fear of retribution from the vagrants.Another local said he saw one man across from Wintour’s lavish four-story, 3,690-square-foot manse with four bedrooms and five bathrooms, splayed out in an alcove and brazenly shooting up drugs.“Everyday that goes by they do a huge amount of drugs and drink a huge amount of booze and you see them kind of rotting away,” the concerned dad said.Both his kids, ages 16 and 12, have had terrifying encounters with the encampment.“One night the one who goes by Tiger chased my son around the street for no reason.My son is 16 and is quite fast so he ran away,” the concerned father added.And ...