Bus stop moved to avoid Homeless Woman's stench.

[hai]

http://www.kitv.com/news/28539213/detail.html

I'm at a loss for words,i really am.:mad:

They should get the woman to move,instead of making the bus riders move.

[Madisonian]

So bobbolink has moved to Hawaii. No wonder she hasn't been at the DUmp for a while.:D

[Apocalypse]

Bus drivers told KITV 4 News that the woman is sometimes so smelly that her odor wafts in buses when they open their doors outside the bus shelter and the smell lingers for a while inside the bus.

She's ether dead in there, or using it as her restroom. Ether way, social workers need to step in and take care of her, and city workers need to delouse the stop.

[Novaheart]

I can't imagine how anyone who smells that bad isn't considered a medical situation and the person involved a danger to herself through her own neglect. In any event, I think Wayne Yoshioka is a little light on the law. Bus shelters are not sidewalks, and the government can reserve certain areas for certain activities while prohibiting or limiting others. If you can limit stree parking to two hours, you can limit bus stop sitting to the interval of the busses.

We have a problem at the beach pavilions with homeless and drunkards hanging out, but not sleeping.

[Bailey]

Throw a gallon of gas into that area and chuck a match that will clean it out.

[noonwitch]

She's ether dead in there, or using it as her restroom. Ether way, social workers need to step in and take care of her, and city workers need to delouse the stop.

They don't have anywhere to put them anymore.

I was in college when they started letting downsizing the Kalamazoo State Hospital, and put most of the patients into group homes, usually in neighborhoods with college students, where no one objected to them, but no one really looked out for them, either. They rode the buses around town all day. One woman was a problem at K-Mart when I worked there. She didn't wear underwear and always wore a dress or skirt, so when she'd pee, she'd just step her legs apart and let go, usually while standing outside our store at the bus stop.

Some people just can't live in the community.