A man with a foreign passport was discovered trespassing in a protected Chicago water plant. Authorities say Shahroon Augustine entered the Eugene Sawyer Water Purification Plant with a duffle bag, containing a passport from Pakistan.
He was charged with trespassing, then vanished.
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He just “vanished”???
He wasn’t held for further investigation?
What was in the duffle bag? He was obviously there for a reason, and I’ll bet it was not to apply for a job.
Is this what we laughingly call law enforcement in these days of “NO PROFILING”?
He should have been deported, he was obviously up to no good!
The folks in that Chicago area will soon be sending to Flint, Michigan for their drinking water after seeing this video. But I am sure that Rahm is “on top of it” (and I am sure that when asked if he was thirsty and would he like a glass of water Rahm quickly replied, “Ahhh, no thanks.”
Count on sales of “bottled water” to rise in that area. Trump would have had old Shahroon put on a plane with a one-way ticket to Pakistan the moment that he showed up in court. And no “frequent flyer miles” for Shahroon either! Problem solved.