A while back I asked for assistance in tracing license plates, as the rent
house diagonally across the street from me was seeing lots of stop-and-go
traffic. A group reader stepped up and offered to track plates, which was
mostly a bust.
BUT, during the course of the past couple of months several of my upstanding
neighbors and myself took turns at being quite obvious in watching the house
in question and all the traffic in and out.
The suspected drug dealer moved two weeks ago. Just up and left in the
middle of the night. Based on the amount of stuff the property owner's
agent has been hauling off to the dump the tenant left with not much more
than the clothes on his back.
Were the efforts of my neighbors and myself responsible for the guy's fast
disappearance? I like to think so.
In article <JRiKa.25054$hV.1176319@no-spam>,
slinky@no-spam says...
> A while back I asked for assistance in tracing license plates, as the rent
> house diagonally across the street from me was seeing lots of stop-and-go
> traffic. A group reader stepped up and offered to track plates, which was
> mostly a bust.
>
> BUT, during the course of the past couple of months several of my upstanding
> neighbors and myself took turns at being quite obvious in watching the house
> in question and all the traffic in and out.
>
> The suspected drug dealer moved two weeks ago. Just up and left in the
> middle of the night. Based on the amount of stuff the property owner's
> agent has been hauling off to the dump the tenant left with not much more
> than the clothes on his back.
>
> Were the efforts of my neighbors and myself responsible for the guy's fast
> disappearance? I like to think so.
>
If you stood outside naked I bet it was....
Spike
"Spike" <punkrock@no-spam> wrote in message
news:MPG.19637b90ea761cfc98a746@no-spam
> If you stood outside naked I bet it was....
Shouldn't you be suing TNN? :)
Slinky,
I bet he just messed up a drug deal or got advance notice that someone was
coming for him (cops or otherwise).
Glad to hear your problem neighbor is gone though. You might get contact
info from that landlord in case he starts renting to similar tenants.
--
Mike
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Mike
"SlinkyToy" <slinky@no-spam> babbled and bored us in
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> I'm just glad he's gone. Those of us on the block who were making him
> our business logged a total of 29 calls to APD over the course of the ~5
> months he lived there. Complaints ranged from 3am party noise to all
> the stop-and-go traffic to the obviously underage homeboys drinking from
> mystery bottles in brown bags while hanging out in his driveway during
> school hours.
>
> My neighborhood isn't the best in town, but we're trying to stop the
> downhill slide. I know that this probable-dealer simply went to someone
> else's neighborhood, but if enough of us all over town would simply get
> nosey and be nuisances to the bad elements then EVERY neighborhood would
> see an improvement.
>
That's why every city has an East Austin for them to live in and leave good
and decent people alone and fuck and kill each other over there where no one
gives a shit about them except liberal whites.
Bet someone he/she was getting Section 8 subsidized housing; that is where
they don't have projects or designated welfare housing anymore but a slick
liberal trick to take your tax dollars to move welfare and drug dealers right
into your neighborhoods everywhere by letting these deadbeats get subsidized
housing.
Just think, you pay $700 a month rent and the drug dealing crack whore next
door to you is only paying $167 a month! What a deal.
Doncha just love liberals?
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-Mapi
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