Hayley Caronia

No.

Security footage also shows that he was passed multiple times by Charlotte Area Transportation System security guards.

And think of these people that are supposed to work on trains.

I mean, no one asked him for a ticket or anything.

Maybe he jumped a turnstile.

I know when I was working in New York and living in New York, I would see people do that all the time.

You didn't have to pay for the subway if you didn't want to.

If you wanted to break the law, you could do that.

And people did it all the time.

Homeless people ran, they just took the subway all day long.

They would switch trains, and that's what they did all day long.

So this guy, no different.

He was seen talking and laughing to himself, clearly unwell.

He should have been behind bars for however many crimes he had committed, but he wasn't.

He had been known to the authorities since 2007.

He was at the center of 14 criminal cases in Mecklenburg County.

14!

And he was charged in at least four separate cases for shoplifting, larceny, breaking and entering, felony conspiracy.

Court records show he was convicted of all of those charges except conspiracy.

He pulled a gun on a man and robbed him of $450.