A Squatter Found Living In Stadium Luxury Suite
For nearly two weeks, 39-year old Daniel Albert Neja called Al Lang Stadium in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida home. Daniel is homeless but somehow found a way into this empty sports stadium….
NEW YORK – OCTOBER 18: The likeness of Kristin Chenoweth is seen on the video screen as she performs the National Anthem and the Yankees and Texas Rangers stand on the foul lines prior to playing Game Three of the ALCS during the 2010 MLB Playoffs at Yankee Stadium on October 18, 2010 in New York, New York. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)For nearly two weeks, 39-year old Daniel Albert Neja called Al Lang Stadium in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida home. Daniel is homeless but somehow found a way into this empty sports stadium. While there, he found a luxury suite that he called his own.
A cleaning crew put an end to his new luxurious lifestyle after they finally returned to work at the stadium. Fans have not been to the sports venue since the pandemic started but employees have. They noticed there were blankets and shaving cream and a razor inside one of the suites but have no idea how he managed to stay there for as long as he did.
But that's not all, the cleaning crew says he also shopped and dined at the stadium as well since they found he had helped himself to the merchandise store and kitchen area. Smart man, but here's the crappy part, he’s now facing burglary and resisting arrest without violence charges.
