A beat up RV has been parked on the corner of n Monroe st and w 11 Street for a week. A few times someone has drove off in it but they come back and park it again the same spot . The street department has been notified but the RV is still there .
Vehicle has been in the lot of Chase Bank for over a week, it is parked next to the bank back employee parking area
There are several issues: 1) Cars and frequently parked jutting into the alleyway or the city right of way, which is a hazard to traffic and also partially blocks exit from our garage. 2) Somewhere between 5 and 10 different cars come and go on a regular basis, some of which stay overnight at different times. Thus, the backyard is sometimes stuffed with cars. It's not clear who lives here and what the nature of the living situation is. For example, is this a community that provides mental health services to young men? If so, is it appropriately registered with the city? There is too much traffic at this property to fit a typical family or group living situation. I think there needs to be a welfare check or a visit of some sort by the city. 3) There still is trash stuffed underneath a blue tarp, including half of a toilet.
Trash drug dealers in the house won't leave no lease for any one get paid cash under the table thefts over 20 people inside upstairs and down stairs
I wanted to report that I have observed three individuals casing the cars in my neighborhood. Sunday night someone got into my car and ran down the battery despite my having tried to lock it . They left drink straws in the car. I have observed two individuals on bikes wearing hoodies working the cars at the Grant street inn. They come out and case the neighborhood typically between two and five and wake me up. I have observed them at least twice. This morning an older person perhaps sixty five white hair combed back blue “beater” t shirt and shorts was casing the cars on Lincoln Street. I left my car for two seconds to let my dog in and he was looking in mine. I saw him proceed down the street, not the sidewalk, and approach a car parked near the Presbyterian church. It looked to me as if it was either a police car or the community service officer suv from the color. It was the reason I decided to make this report. It’s one thing to be casing for money. It’s quite another to be interested in the contents of a police car. Obviously you would know if you had one there after nine this morning.
People regularly speed on this road. It is unsafe.
Vehicle appears to have been abandoned. Hasn't moved in over a week. Southeast quadrant of Bloomfield Rd and S Oakdale Dr intersection.
Buses Speeding Cars Speeding Repeated Failure to Stop at Eagleson and 1st St. stop sign by cars and buses
White Chrysler Sebring abandoned in late January. Our business has no record of this car. Flat tire and open window.
White Chrysler Sebring abandoned in late January. Our business has no record of this car. Flat tire and open window.