OT grumbles

Upstate NY.

Because even though he looked like he was beating her sensless she had
not one mark on her, he did, and the judge that hears DV cases is a
highly prejudiced (in these cases) woman.
In truth if he had beaten her bloody I think half the neighborhood
would have come out onto their lawns and applauded. She has lived
with him for less than two weeks and has managed to get herself tossed
off most everybody's property for one reason or another, usually
involving "high" behavior. I certainly shant be sorry to see the back
of her. Pity that two men are going to end up in jail to accomplish
it.
As I gather, the whole incident started when he told her she was going
to have to move out.

They have no kids.

NightMist



On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:32:14 -0500, "SNIGDIBBLY"
wrote:

Where do you live? Why wasn't these people arrested for domestic violence?
In our state there doesn't have to be anything but a witness. If she didn't
cooperate then both were arrested for their own safety. "Take it inside.."
Indeed. Neanderthal Police! If they have children and those children are a
witness to all this - that's abuse! It's a good thing I don't do
investigations anymore.

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On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 16:44:22 GMT, IMS wrote:

On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 12:24:26 GMT, "Calico"
wrote:

The young folks next door had a party last night on their front porch. =
It=20
finally ended around 4:30 or 5:00. Oh the 'joys' of hearing the same =
Spanish=20
rap cd played over and over and over and over and over...



....makes me happy I live in the country, the closest neighbors are a
farm on the other side of the road if I don't count the rabbits, deer,
fox and woodchucks...

I keep saying we need to live someplace a bit more out of the way.

Yesterday my next door neighbors came tumbling out of their house
brawling very loudly. Ended up with him trying to pound her through
the sidewalk. Police came by and told them to take it back inside. A
little later she apparently tried smashing the house apart. About
midnight their air conditioner flew through a window and very loud
music started playing. So I called the police. By about half past
there were three police cars, a sheriffs car, a fire truck and an
ambulance out front. Apparently they had a visitor and the fella got
stabbed. Not badly as he kept trying to get up and go after the other
fella.

So I am sitting here waiting for the police to come by for a
statement, and for my landlord to get home from church so I can call
and let him know. My landlord is going to want to be raking up the
broken glass that flew into our yard and suchlike. The guy who owns
the house next door always makes a complaint about one or both of the
neighboring houses when he has trouble with his, so landlord is going
to want to spiff the place up before the inspector arrives.

NightMist
long night here
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He only plays it during competitions and he is outside the vehicle with
special earphones on when they do. They measure the sound made with guages.
He doesn't listen to that kind of music for entertainment. His pleasure is
in building the system and rebuilding the vehicle (customizing) so the huge
system fits. His choice of music is the Native American drums and chants
that is found in the New Age Section of the music store. If you report the
offenders during the day that might be why you aren't getting a response
from Law Enforcement. Most noise ordinances have time limits. Unless it is
after midnight here in Bentonville it isn't considered an "annoyance". DS
was showing a new "setup" to a friend after work back when he worked the
second shift. They were at the Wal-mart Warehouses in Industrial Park and
no where near a residential area but a passing police officer heard it and
wrote DS up. The fine was $230 and DS didn't contest it. He said he was
guilty because he was in the city limits and paid the price. He never made
that mistake again. LOL!! I agree with you 100% - I hate loud music of any
kind!! Or music where you can't understand the lyrics because of all the
screaming and yelling. Grates on my nerves.

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Sorry to say, Snigdibbly, I think that what we call "trunk thunkers" are
the most inconsiderate buggers on the planet. I have a barely
controllable desire to blow out their speakers with a 12-gauge. My only
consolation is that they will go deaf just as fast as the helpless public
they are abusing. When I can, I get their license numbers and report
them--not that it does much good, the police have better things to do than
track down a public nuisance. But I sincerely wish that those thoughtless
jerks could get a dose of their own medicine! I'd be happy to play my
entire record and CD collection (early CW through late Punk) directly into
their ears at 120 db+!

I hope that your DS can find a new hobby after his hearing goes.

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"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
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Our noise ordinance extends to vehicles with the big boom boom speakers
as well. Ask my DS how he knows about that? $230 fine for driving down
the road running his stereo!! He competes at the national level and has
several first and second place trophies for the highest number of
decibels he can put out from his car speakers. We agree to disagree on
this one.

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"Tina" wrote in message
oups.com...
That is INSANE! Around here, we have noise ordinances. If the teens
in my neighborhood, or my mom's - let their party run past midnight
with the music blaring - you call the local police, they come and
kindly knock on their door and tell them to turn it down. If they have
to come back (because the kids didn't turn it down or turned it back up
after the police leave) then they receive a fine. And it is anonymous,
they don't tell the residence who called in the complaint.

Hugs and hoping for nap time for you today,
Tina

Goodness me!! Sounds like she needs to leave! Thank goodness there are no
children to witness all that violence. So what did the landlord say when
you told them? Are they being evicted for being a nuisance?

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"NightMist" wrote in message
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Upstate NY.

Because even though he looked like he was beating her sensless she had
not one mark on her, he did, and the judge that hears DV cases is a
highly prejudiced (in these cases) woman.
In truth if he had beaten her bloody I think half the neighborhood
would have come out onto their lawns and applauded. She has lived
with him for less than two weeks and has managed to get herself tossed
off most everybody's property for one reason or another, usually
involving "high" behavior. I certainly shant be sorry to see the back
of her. Pity that two men are going to end up in jail to accomplish
it.
As I gather, the whole incident started when he told her she was going
to have to move out.

They have no kids.

NightMist



On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:32:14 -0500, "SNIGDIBBLY"
wrote:

Where do you live? Why wasn't these people arrested for domestic
violence?
In our state there doesn't have to be anything but a witness. If she
didn't
cooperate then both were arrested for their own safety. "Take it
inside.."
Indeed. Neanderthal Police! If they have children and those children are
a
witness to all this - that's abuse! It's a good thing I don't do
investigations anymore.

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"NightMist" wrote in message
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On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 16:44:22 GMT, IMS wrote:

On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 12:24:26 GMT, "Calico"
wrote:

The young folks next door had a party last night on their front porch.
=
It=20
finally ended around 4:30 or 5:00. Oh the 'joys' of hearing the same =
Spanish=20
rap cd played over and over and over and over and over...



....makes me happy I live in the country, the closest neighbors are a
farm on the other side of the road if I don't count the rabbits, deer,
fox and woodchucks...

I keep saying we need to live someplace a bit more out of the way.

Yesterday my next door neighbors came tumbling out of their house
brawling very loudly. Ended up with him trying to pound her through
the sidewalk. Police came by and told them to take it back inside. A
little later she apparently tried smashing the house apart. About
midnight their air conditioner flew through a window and very loud
music started playing. So I called the police. By about half past
there were three police cars, a sheriffs car, a fire truck and an
ambulance out front. Apparently they had a visitor and the fella got
stabbed. Not badly as he kept trying to get up and go after the other
fella.

So I am sitting here waiting for the police to come by for a
statement, and for my landlord to get home from church so I can call
and let him know. My landlord is going to want to be raking up the
broken glass that flew into our yard and suchlike. The guy who owns
the house next door always makes a complaint about one or both of the
neighboring houses when he has trouble with his, so landlord is going
to want to spiff the place up before the inspector arrives.

NightMist
long night here
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it, requires brains." -Mary Pettibone Poole



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I heard the next door landlord when he first saw the place, I'm
surprised they didn't hear him in Oz!
He arrived with a contractor having been apprised of things by the
police. When I peeked out the contractor and his guy were wincing at
the blue haze the landlord was putting in the air with his tongue.
I'm telling you, hardened sailors would have run screaming at what was
coming out of his mouth at frightening decibles.
Practically the first thing he started talking about after he finished
venting his spleen was contemplations on who he might be able to take
to court to pay for damages. Believe me, nobody who was living there
is coming back to stay, they probably will even have a hard time
collecting any of their belonings. Not only did they smash every
window and many of the frames, they smashed the outside door to
another apartment in that house.

The next door landlord is no better than he should be. He always
makes a complaint to houseing inspection about his neighbors when he
has to do any work on his property. My landlord was greatful for the
heads up when I called him. He got a guy over to rake up the glass in
our yard right quick, and he will have a fellow over to make sure the
yard is spic and span sometime this week.

NightMist


On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 07:07:54 -0500, "SNIGDIBBLY"
wrote:

Goodness me!! Sounds like she needs to leave! Thank goodness there are no
children to witness all that violence. So what did the landlord say when
you told them? Are they being evicted for being a nuisance?

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"NightMist" wrote in message
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Upstate NY.

Because even though he looked like he was beating her sensless she had
not one mark on her, he did, and the judge that hears DV cases is a
highly prejudiced (in these cases) woman.
In truth if he had beaten her bloody I think half the neighborhood
would have come out onto their lawns and applauded. She has lived
with him for less than two weeks and has managed to get herself tossed
off most everybody's property for one reason or another, usually
involving "high" behavior. I certainly shant be sorry to see the back
of her. Pity that two men are going to end up in jail to accomplish
it.
As I gather, the whole incident started when he told her she was going
to have to move out.

They have no kids.

NightMist


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Well sounds like you are rid of that particular lot. Sure hope that
landlord is more discerning about the next tenant. In the meantime all you
need hear is the hammering of the workmen as they make repairs. I don't
blame the landlord about being upset over the damage. You fix a place up
and put a bunch of money into it - only to have it destroyed. I had 8
rentals while I was in college and graduate school. Never had so much
trouble in my life. I was so glad when I sold that final piece of property.
Just one headache after another.

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"NightMist" wrote in message
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I heard the next door landlord when he first saw the place, I'm
surprised they didn't hear him in Oz!
He arrived with a contractor having been apprised of things by the
police. When I peeked out the contractor and his guy were wincing at
the blue haze the landlord was putting in the air with his tongue.
I'm telling you, hardened sailors would have run screaming at what was
coming out of his mouth at frightening decibles.
Practically the first thing he started talking about after he finished
venting his spleen was contemplations on who he might be able to take
to court to pay for damages. Believe me, nobody who was living there
is coming back to stay, they probably will even have a hard time
collecting any of their belonings. Not only did they smash every
window and many of the frames, they smashed the outside door to
another apartment in that house.

The next door landlord is no better than he should be. He always
makes a complaint to houseing inspection about his neighbors when he
has to do any work on his property. My landlord was greatful for the
heads up when I called him. He got a guy over to rake up the glass in
our yard right quick, and he will have a fellow over to make sure the
yard is spic and span sometime this week.

NightMist


On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 07:07:54 -0500, "SNIGDIBBLY"
wrote:

Goodness me!! Sounds like she needs to leave! Thank goodness there are
no
children to witness all that violence. So what did the landlord say when
you told them? Are they being evicted for being a nuisance?

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"NightMist" wrote in message
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Upstate NY.

Because even though he looked like he was beating her sensless she had
not one mark on her, he did, and the judge that hears DV cases is a
highly prejudiced (in these cases) woman.
In truth if he had beaten her bloody I think half the neighborhood
would have come out onto their lawns and applauded. She has lived
with him for less than two weeks and has managed to get herself tossed
off most everybody's property for one reason or another, usually
involving "high" behavior. I certainly shant be sorry to see the back
of her. Pity that two men are going to end up in jail to accomplish
it.
As I gather, the whole incident started when he told her she was going
to have to move out.

They have no kids.

NightMist


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