In 2010, Angel took the express line to infamy after a local Tampa TV station received a call about a woman who was living in a motel room with a number of children. They sent a crew out to take a look, and darned if they didn't find Angel Adams there with 12 of her 15 biological children. Looking straight into the camera, she angrily yelled that "Somebody needs to pay for all of this!"
You'll be pleased to know that she has since married and had two more kids, and Angel Brown is back in court, facing eviction and making the same demand: somebody needs to pay.
Because the eviction isn't their fault:
“These bills was extra, extra high on top of late fees from Tampa Housing Authority not never paying on time,” Eric Brown told Hillsborough Judge Michael Williams at an eviction hearing on Thursday. The Browns also owe nearly $600 for an overdue power bill and told a Hillsborough County Judge on Thursday they used money the Tampa Housing Authority mailed to them to pay for the power bill to pay instead, to evacuate their family during Hurricane Irma.
Sponging off people who actually work for a living seems to be just the way they roll.
