Masked mystery pooper strikes Allard St in Brunswick West more than six times
A grub in disguise has turned a Brunswick West street into his own open air toilet — and he even brings a supply of toilet paper to finish the job.
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A masked menace is using a Brunswick West street as his personal open air toilet, defecating on the nature strip in the middle of the night.
A disgusted resident of Allard St has managed to get a picture of the fecal fiend who brings his own toilet paper with him which he then uses to decorate nearby trees.
A woman, who found the foul mess in front of her home, took to social media asking for advice on how to tackle the “disgusting” situation.
“If anyone recognises this person in the Brunswick West area, they’ve been defecating on our side strip multiple times,” she wrote.
“I’ve set up rocks and even a camera now to try and deter them. If anyone has any other suggestions, please help, it’s really disgusting.”
Brunswick West resident Kalyani, who did not want her last name published, said the foul antics were “unbelievable” and “disgusting”.
“This kind of behaviour, where someone is coming and pooping in front of homes, is a complete nuisance. It is so weird,” she said.
“Everyone should be alert, and everyone should be safe. If the man can do something so disgusting, one wonders what else can he do.”
It’s the not the first time a Melbourne street has been used as someone’s private toilet
An Albert Park garden was fertilised by a morning joggerin 2020.
The shocked resident shared the CCTV footage in hopes to catch the offender.
Brighton residents have also had to search for a disgusting cyclist who jumped off her bike to relieve herself in a pristine Sussex St driveway.
Police investigated the incident but the identity of the woman was never revealed.
Frankston commuters battled their own serial crapper last year by setting up a toilet next to a bus stop where the poop bandit had been dropping their guts for more than two years.
Paul Lynch, leader of a local Frankston group who call themselves “people against people sh---ing at bus stops”, told the Herald Sun he desperately tried to catch the mystery crapper, even contacting then Premier Dan Andrews to sort out the issue.
Mr Lynch said the installation of a proper toilet would be great, but even getting CCTV installed to catch the bandit would suffice.