about three hours apparently didn't have time to locate a pair of
pants for himself.
Someone heard a man screaming from inside the bin and alerted
authorities. It took an emergency crew about a half-an-hour to rescue
the man from the bin. When he was finally freed, the man left the
Developmental Disabilities Association bin while only wearing a shirt
and boxer shorts.
After he was out, the man did slide on a pair of jeans before rolling
away on his skateboard.
Jason Smithof the DDA doesn't ever remember a person ending up in one
of the organization's bins. "It's a clothing donation bin," he said.
"We're looking for clothing, not humans."
No one is sure how, or why, the man ended up in the bin.
"I think they should have left him in there, personally," local
resident Joe Romano told CTV News. "I think they should have pressed
charges because there is a sign that clearly says it's property of the
association."
The man reportedly did "hundreds of dollars" worth of damage to the bin.
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