Justin Morles walked along a traffic median in Baltimore’s Otterbein neighborhood Wednesday gripping a cardboard sign that bore a simple request — he needs help and a job. However, the homeless man’s pleas to motorists on busy Conway Street were met this week increasingly with a click of car door…
Source: Sun
As death of woman who helped panhandler gets national attention, Baltimore homeless see decline in generosity
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