Homeless Sleep In Laundry Room

Some months ago, the laundry room and trash area door was being locked in the evening and unlocked in the morning same time every day by a female resident, but then one evening a large, fierce and filthy (inside out) man who was preparing to sleep there all night told the lady that she was not going to convince him to exit the building then added the question of did she know he could rape her right then. That woman told the office about it and was asked did she call the police, and then that was it. Any call to the cops and that mean man has access to the building to come back and brutally sexually assault and murder her. 

 One woman said she went in to throw her trash out and she told me, “A man was washing his ass in the sink. I told him I appreciate you keeping your ass clean but not cleaning it in here.”

A homeless guy once attacked a maintenance man, and luckily there were two other maintenance men in the building - including the first man's nephew - and it took the three of them to force the violent homeless man out of the building. 

More recently, a large young maintenance man ordered a homeless heroin addict to leave the premises, and the addict threatened the much larger man with a used syringe and that man showed his clenched fist to the twerp and the addict left. That is really bad for employee safety.

Homeless stash of cardboard and blankets for a bed.

Always the cardboard, and I among other residents sometimes put the stuff in the trash cans.

Trash and junk at the entrance to the laundry room. The trash cans can really stink up a washer and drier session. For my first two years here, that electric socket did not have a cover on it. No smoke smoke detector has been there.