When the Crown Coliseum has a busy night, cars creep by Bucky Pierson's bedroom window looking for a way from the parking lot back to a major road.
Some people wait patiently.
Some have urinated outside. Few people drove down Draughone Avenue before the coliseum was built. The street off Wilkes Road led nowhere except to a few houses and a juvenile detention center. But since the October opening, the street has become a shortcut for coliseum traffic. Pierson has had enough.