My building has 24/7 security, and at the time of this incident our floor had 24/7 staff.
At some time in between 5pm on Friday and 7am on Monday, somebody left a stall in the men's bathroom with poop all over the walls, floor, and toilet, in the pattern you'd expect of someone bent over about to sit who experienced an explosion. Also in the stall was a pair of underwear and a pair of jeans, covered.
It's been over a decade. We have not figured out who it was yet, or how they got out of the building. It was not weather in which someone would typically have a sweater or jacket with them in the bathroom (or at all).
We once had a "poop bandit" at work. He would draw on the walls of the bathroom with his shit. This went on for months and no one could ever find him. I was finally able to apprehend him after a Mexican lunch. I saw him go in and I saw him go out.
Kick_it_complex on April 26th, 2018 at 11:49 UTC »
when I go in public and see poop on walls and places it shouldn't be it leaves me astonished the aim people have
syberghost on April 26th, 2018 at 13:14 UTC »
My building has 24/7 security, and at the time of this incident our floor had 24/7 staff.
At some time in between 5pm on Friday and 7am on Monday, somebody left a stall in the men's bathroom with poop all over the walls, floor, and toilet, in the pattern you'd expect of someone bent over about to sit who experienced an explosion. Also in the stall was a pair of underwear and a pair of jeans, covered.
It's been over a decade. We have not figured out who it was yet, or how they got out of the building. It was not weather in which someone would typically have a sweater or jacket with them in the bathroom (or at all).
acrolos on April 26th, 2018 at 13:48 UTC »
We once had a "poop bandit" at work. He would draw on the walls of the bathroom with his shit. This went on for months and no one could ever find him. I was finally able to apprehend him after a Mexican lunch. I saw him go in and I saw him go out.