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BwogSleuth: Targeted Room Searches

By Bwog Staff on Mar 23, 2010 21 Comments

Bwog had received several tips that during both random and scheduled fire alarms, maintenance staff had been spotted entering vacated rooms, apparently targeting specific room numbers, and asking some people to leave and letting others stay. What could we do but investigate? The policy during an actual fire alarm (i.e. the event of burnt toast) […]

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