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Because this man has a temper, mental illness, alcoholic, has guns and is threatening I worry about her safety in getting involved. Is she a single lady living alone? If she could do this anonymously it would be best. She doesn't even own the place anymore. Is your safety or life really worth someone else's condo? It's not even yours.
Because this man has a temper, mental illness, alcoholic, has guns and is threatening I worry about her safety in getting involved. Is she a single lady living alone? If she could do this anonymously it would be best. She doesn't even own the place anymore. Is your safety or life really worth someone else's condo? It's not even yours.
If she is really THAT afraid he may find out where she lives, then she needs to spend some time a the shooting range perfecting her aim
Because this man has a temper, mental illness, alcoholic, has guns and is threatening I worry about her safety in getting involved. Is she a single lady living alone? If she could do this anonymously it would be best. She doesn't even own the place anymore. Is your safety or life really worth someone else's condo? It's not even yours.
This isn't the best line of thought. I guess no one in this country puts themselves on the line anymore for others.
If anything the people fighting the guy currently should be worried.
If you don't act and protect yourself knowing you could help, do you think you could live with the guilt if this guy killed/maimed/injured someone?
This isn't the best line of thought. I guess no one in this country puts themselves on the line anymore for others.
If anything the people fighting the guy currently should be worried.
If you don't act and protect yourself knowing you could help, do you think you could live with the guilt if this guy killed/maimed/injured someone?
No the neighbor needs to get him arrested then for being violent and belligerent. Let the law deal with his violent tendencies. That's what it's for. And if you're his neighbor and you really feel that he might kill/main/injure you and calling law enforcement is not working, then it's time to move. But this lawsuit at hand is about property ownership though (material things). She is under no obligation to keep a roof over someone elses head whom she doesn't even know when there is the potential for her to be physically harmed or killed.
Maybe some dudes need to beat him up and put him down, or better yet provide 24 hour body guard service for her good deed after the fact.
No the neighbor needs to get him arrested then for being violent and belligerent. Let the law deal with his violent tendencies. That's what it's for. And if you're his neighbor and you really feel that he might kill/main/injure you and calling law enforcement is not working, then it's time to move. But this lawsuit at hand is about property ownership though (material things). She is under no obligation to keep a roof over someone elses head whom she doesn't even know when there is the potential for her to be physically harmed or killed.
The law only deals with stuff like this AFTER the fact.
If you have copies of any letters of complaint you wrote, you could send a notarized copy to the person requesting your help. In addition, the info you have on his history - you could share that so folks can get copies of any police reports that document the man's behavior in the past - to show it has been an ongoing problem. You could offer to do those things even if you do not wish to actually "testify."
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