Two food service industry workers describe their struggles as both continue looking for new jobs as they try to navigate issues with their unemployment.|| Coronavirus updates | Maryland s latest numbers | Get tested | Vaccine Info || State lawmakers have proposed some possible solutions to the unemployment problems. Those solutions they hope will help reduce the stress and frustration many people feel.“It s a bridge for us I get it. But that bridge is shut down for me,” Baltimore County resident Randolph Polley said.Polley s unemployment benefits suddenly stopped.“Without notice, everything was cut off from me. Frozen,” Polley said.After five days of continuously calling, he got an agent on the phone and learned his account was being investigated for alleged out-of-state fraudulent activity.“I sent in my passport. They said it looked cropped. So, I kind of lost all sense of reality at that point,” Polley said.Polley rescanned the picture and sent it in again and was