A manhole in Baltimore. Kosoff / Shutterstock

It's one thing to harass children and chase them down the street. But to live in the sewer? Baltimore County still has problems, reports CBS News, including the sewer-dwelling gentleman who emerges to terrorize local youngsters.

After hearing similar complaints from her children at least four times, Wiggins decided to investigate.

"I walk over to the little manhole sewer thing, and I hear somebody singing, and I think, 'This is unbelievable.' So I'm like, 'Yo, yo, you,' and he's like, 'What?' And I said, 'Leave my f****** kids alone.' And he said, 'No, tell them to leave me alone?' And I said, 'They can't possibly be messing with you, and you are in the sewer,'" Wiggins said.

Ms. Wiggins wondered if it was lawful for the man to live in the wastewater treatment system and decided to get the authorities involved.…