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Aaron McCarthy, 25, has shared his heartbreaking history with MailOnline, revealing that he has no idea his true parents and has been on the streets since he was 17. He had been stabbed, had bricks smashed over his head, and been mugged as he slept, decribing his life as "f****** bad." 'I was born a heroin user,' he said. My mother and Dad were addicts.' My dad was in jail. I have no idea who my real parents are. When I was 18, I met my real mother. I've never met my dad. I don't know him.'

Aaron McCarthy was sitting outside a Nationwide bank branch next door to the McDonald's on Victoria Street, London, on Saturday night when he was asked to move away by the McDonald's guards. One of them was shown splashing water over the ground with a mop next to where the 25-year-old was seated, sparking outrage from passers-by. Mr McCarthy said he could not sleep because of the'stressful' situation, which had an effect on his mental stability, left his bedding sodden and smelling of bleach. Aaron revealed to MailOnline that he would sleep on the streets at Christmas because he has nowhere to go and no one is there to help him.

On Saturday night, Aaron McCarthy was sitting outside a Nationwide bank branch next door to the McDonald's on Victoria Street, London, when he was asked to move by security guards, who allegedly became aggressive if he refused. A security guard mops the floor next to where the 25-year-old from Limerick, Ireland, was sitting, causing a backlash from passers-by. Mr McCarthy, who recalled Saturday night's assault from his still-sodden sleeping bag, said: "They do it on purpose to discourage homeless people from going somewhere, but they mop this bit, which isn't even their company." They can't be doing that.'

After his sleeping bag was intentionally soaked by a security guard with a mop and bucket outside McDonald's, a homeless man explained how he couldn't sleep. A security guard from Limerick, Ireland, was seen mopping the floor next to where 25-year-old Aaron McCarthy, sparking outrage from passers-by, with footage posted on social media. On Saturday night, Mr McCarthy was sitting outside a Nationwide bank branch next door to McDonald's on Victoria Street, London, when security guards told him to leave, but he said he became aggressive when he refused. He later admitted that he was unable to sleep because of the'stressful' situation, which left his sheets sodden and smelling of bleach.

After mopping the pavement and soaking a homeless man's sleeping bag in front of eruptive customers, a McDonald's employee was chastised today. A man in a high-viz jacket stumbling out the neighborhood where a homeless man was camped out on footage posted on social media shamelessly wetting the place where a homeless man was spotted. The film, which was shot on Victoria Street in London on Saturday night, has seen crowds erupt into riots as the man's possessions are completely flooded.