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: the 13th jurorOMG! Homeless people are sleepingand bathing at the Orlando airport
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Some Orlando airport employees have contacted the media to report that homeless people are using the airport's first level to sleep and even bathe in the public bathrooms -- and that's upsetting travelers."It is an issue," said Norma McCann, who's on vacation from West Virginia. "They're going to starting picking up people's things that walk away for a second. It's just extra people being in a place they don't belong."Airport officials said that although people coming in and sleeping in the airport is not a growing problem, they did see an "increase in instances."In the past week, four people were asked to leave the airport and given a bus pass to do so.Read the News13 report here.Actually, it's been known among homeless folks for a long time that the airport is a pretty good place to clean up and to get some rest, so long as you are reasonably presentable and can pass for a tourist.Full post as published by the 13th juror on December 26, 2014 (boomark / email).
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