Pair spent two days 'locked' in (unlocked) closet
News Story
A Florida man and woman spent two days trapped in what they said they
believed to be a locked closet -- until police let them out and
discovered that the door was actually never locked.
John Arwood,
31, and Amber Campbell, 25, claimed they were chased into a janitor's
closet at Daytona State College in Daytona Beach, Fla., by unidentified
assailants on Sunday, according to the Daytona Beach Police Department's
report.
The pair waited two days in the closet before calling 911.
Police officers found the couple in the Marine and Environmental Science Center on Dec. 30.
After they opened the door for the woman and man, a police officer checked if the door would lock on the inside.
An officer went into the closet, closed the door and found it had, in fact, been unlocked the whole time.
Police
said they found in the closet human feces and a scouring pad, the
latter of which is commonly used to smoke crack cocaine. No drugs were
found.
Arwood and Campbell were charged with trespassing. Campbell was also charged with violating her probation.
Arwoood's criminal record includes armed burglary and theft of firearms.
News Story
A Florida man and woman spent two days trapped in what they said they
believed to be a locked closet -- until police let them out and
discovered that the door was actually never locked.
John Arwood,
31, and Amber Campbell, 25, claimed they were chased into a janitor's
closet at Daytona State College in Daytona Beach, Fla., by unidentified
assailants on Sunday, according to the Daytona Beach Police Department's
report.
The pair waited two days in the closet before calling 911.
Police officers found the couple in the Marine and Environmental Science Center on Dec. 30.
After they opened the door for the woman and man, a police officer checked if the door would lock on the inside.
An officer went into the closet, closed the door and found it had, in fact, been unlocked the whole time.
Police
said they found in the closet human feces and a scouring pad, the
latter of which is commonly used to smoke crack cocaine. No drugs were
found.
Arwood and Campbell were charged with trespassing. Campbell was also charged with violating her probation.
Arwoood's criminal record includes armed burglary and theft of firearms.
