World · North America · 3 hrs ago
Baltimore County mother says children were chased by man living in sewer
Unique Wiggins says a man living in a sewer near her Baltimore County home frightened her children.
Her children told her the man called out to them and confronted them near the family’s home.
Wiggins says he also chased them down the street.
She initially doubted their accounts, but said she heard someone singing from the sewer when she went to investigate.
She contacted Baltimore County Police after the encounters continued.
Police said the man was arrested on October 13 and released on his own recognizance.
A peace order was served and was due to expire on October 26.
Authorities have not said whether charges were filed, and Wiggins says her family still feels unsafe.
Unique Wiggins said her children were repeatedly confronted and chased by a man living in a sewer near their home in Baltimore County.
Wiggins said she contacted police after investigating the reports herself.
Police confirmed the man was arrested on October 13 and later released on his own recognizance.
Police also confirmed a peace order was served last Thursday and was due to expire on October 26.
Wiggins said she does not feel that her family is protected and does not want the man living in the sewer.
- Who
- Baltimore County mother Unique Wiggins said her children were confronted by a man living in a sewer.
- What
- Wiggins said the man spoke to her children and chased them down the street. Police confirmed he was arrested and later released.
- When
- Police said the man was arrested on October 13. A peace order was served last Thursday and was due to expire on October 26.
- Where
- In a residential neighborhood in Baltimore County, near Wiggins's home.
- Why
- Not stated
Unique Wiggins
The man living in the sewer
Alleged encounters
Unique Wiggins
Wiggins said the man confronted her children and chased them down the street.
The man living in the sewer
The man told Wiggins to tell her children to leave him alone.
Living in the sewer
Unique Wiggins
Wiggins said the man should not be allowed to live in the sewer near her home.
The man living in the sewer
The man said Wiggins's children should leave him alone.
Wiggins said her children reported repeated encounters with the man, at least four times.
Police said the man was arrested and then released on his own recognizance.
Police said another peace order was served.
The peace order was due to expire.
- Mother
- Unique Wiggins
- Location
- Baltimore County
- Reported encounters
- At least four
- Arrest
- October 13
- Release
- On his own recognizance
What people are saying
I don't feel like I'm protected. I don't feel like my kids are protected
I'm not saying this gentleman should necessarily go to jail, but he should not live in the sewer. He should not be able to be down there