The showering scofflaw may have gotten into the Torrance home through an unlocked door.
it's not the first time this week a homeless woman has tried to avail herself of facilities that were not public. On Wednesday, a Hollywood Hills resident came home from vacation to find a.
The residents' security camera video showed the woman had climbed over a locked gate to get in, and wasted no time making herself at home, throwing the homeowners plants into the pool, leaving a hypodermic needle on the ground, and spreading her suitcase, a push cart, and several bags all around the property.Thanks for reading CBS NEWS.Please enter valid email address to continue
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