Portsmouth, NH Police were dispatched to the public library after a caller reported a man snoring inside a toilet stall.
According to the city’s public police log, an emergency dispatcher took a report at 5:56 p.m. from someone at the Parrott Avenue library reporting a man snoring in a men’s room toilet stall and "they could not rouse him."
A responding officer reported the man had not been drinking, rather "just fell asleep" and he was "on his way."
Sgt. Kuffer Kaltenborn said Friday the man is "one of our local transients."
PORTSMOUTH HERALD
Posted by: WaterPistola
why is this news?
Posted by: NPD108
because having library, snoring, and toilet in the same sentence is funny
Posted by: adroitcuffs
LMAO, we were recently informed that our city came up with "library citations" - basically an administrative cite - that we will be expected to issue to similar violators. Violations include exceeding alloted computer use time and bathing in the restroom. Gee, can't wait 'til they give me that cite book....
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