Here's one you don't see every day

[Hawkmoon]

A woman has been living in  a supermarket sign for a year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R28ZSY2Sc2A

Apparently she had a desk, a computer, and a printer set up in there. The sign is on the roof of the store. I wonder (a) how she gets up and down, and (b) how they found out.

[grampster]

Roof repair guys discovered her.

[Boomhauer]

Michigan is the Florida of the north.

[Perd Hapley]

From the comments:

I've been a roofer 36 years. I've found people living in these signs on roofs more than once.

I could see that. They're enclosed, secluded, have electricity, and even the old, fluorescent lights last long enough you could go a long time without anyone thinking to look inside.

[Pb]

I give her props for her creativity. 

[230RN]

My first question is "bathroom?"

Which leads to a whole bunch of other questions....  body odor?

I wonder if she had any "eviction" rights as a non-tenant  -which gets us into "squatter's rights."

I guess the only expense for the store she incurred was tapping into the store's electric supply.  The owner's liability concern is a little thin.

Forgive me, but it smacks a little of fakery.  What PD would allow its officers to have a man-bun, let alone long hair like that?  And isn't it SOP for two Officers to go on a call like that?  Who was doing the video recording?

Hmmm...

[Perd Hapley]

I believe the video was from a body cam worn by a male officer (the one doing all the talking). I think the "man bun" you're referring to was on a female officer. She's wearing some kind of vest or armor, so it's not so easy to tell.

[Angel Eyes]

My first question is "bathroom?"

Wait for the supermarket to open, then use the customer bathroom.

[JTHunter]

"Bun head" is female.