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Could someone be evicted for calling 911?
Apparently in some places it's possible...
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/09/01...est=latestnews
Seems like an example of approaching a problem from the wrong direction
they're safer because there's less calls to 911?
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ, we are the III%, CIP2, and some other catchphrase meant to aggravate progreSSives who are hell bent on taking rights away...
That's pretty jacked up.
Keep the criminals locked up an you don't have these repeated 911 calls.
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"Their landlords lose their rental license under the ordinance, which is designed to promote safe neighborhoods in the gritty suburb."
That is a$$ backwards; prob designed by a freakin retard liberal..... How does that even make any sense?
I see a multimillion dollar settlement coming from the city for the injuries sustained in the attack, along with a quiet change in policy.
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Could someone be evicted for calling 911?
How much do you want to bet the ex b/f will help her spend the settlement money when he gets out of the pokey?
"He a good man, he just do dumb things from time to time, I love him."
Last edited by BigDee; 09-01-2013 at 14:21.
I can understand being evicted for having several police calls about the tenants activity such as noise or behavior but this is wrong!
along the same lines, lots of multi-housing complexes where I work have crime free / nuisance clauses in the rental agreements. Too many calls for service primarily disturbances, drugs, etc...can get one evicted if the landlord wants to.
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