>Next-door neighbor Debbie Riga said the box was suspicious, and so they decided to open it.
>"Obviously the man is sick," Riga said.
I guess that must be sick in the "pyrotechnics are fun" way, not sick in the neighborhood cat lady prying into other's possessions and then running their mouth about it to the news, sort of way.
If someone chooses to endanger their neighbors by bringing dangerous, explosive materials into a densely populated living area that shows a very bad decision making process at minimum, and at worst malicious intent. That's something that others need to know about, in order to protect themselves and their families.
What you are calling "running their mouth" is the community protecting itself from someone who has already considerably disrespected the safety and lives of the community.
>"Obviously the man is sick," Riga said.
I guess that must be sick in the "pyrotechnics are fun" way, not sick in the neighborhood cat lady prying into other's possessions and then running their mouth about it to the news, sort of way.