On a side note, in 2008 when I was a police officer in this city I responded to a homicide in the parking lot (drug deal gone bad.)  

I'd also stop by the police station and inform them of what you are doing and show them your written consent, they might laugh if it isn't a formal notarized consent. 

This is not a polished or complete waiver, but you get the idea.  

Patrick's Day, I get a call from the local police saying there was an altercation at the apartment, and they say there was a domestic disturbance in the apartment.  

STAY CLEAR of the southside unless you know what you are doing...there are deals there but it is a rough rough area (this is just my opinion...lots of police activity daily, crime...you name it).  

This weekend I am polishing up the presentation for my Tuesday Meeting for final funding on the project.  

In some jurisdictions the security officers are allowed to collaborate with the police to maximize safety.

If they are dissatisfied with a letter to the condominium corporation should I suggest that they contact the police and see what they make of it?

Your agent could of made a quick call to the police, filed a report for vandalism.

One thought was to go back to the concrete floor and polish/stain it.