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Originally Posted by stopdog
I would (and did -the second woman's building had some insane way of getting in to the building) just let the person in and went on with my life. Seriously there are not nearly as many ne'er do wells out there trying to rob or burgle therapists than sensationalist news reports might lead you to believe. In all my time as a public defender - we never had one therapist victim case. Which frankly surprises me because of how horrible those guys can be and how they can piss people off.
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Well, he did say before that they've had issues with homeless people hanging out in their waiting room (today is super cold here, so it would have made sense). I think one, uh, used the trash can as a toilet, too (despite there being a public bathroom in the building). And he said they also had a break-in that led him to getting a camera for the waiting room (I think this was before I started going there?).
I feel like it's similar to letting someone in behind you in a secure apartment building. Most of the time, it's probably a resident you don't know or someone visiting a friend/family member. But there's the chance you let in a burglar or other criminal.