This is not the first incident I have had with this complex, and I actually have an ok relationship with the ladies that work in the office.

Fines should be based on incidents not just a blanket regulation stopping it.  

This reminds me of an incident I had the other day.

The Postmaster fined them over $10,000 for these incidents.

The incident happened in the second floor unit and the dim-wit next door neighbor told my newly-moved in first floor tenant that it happened in her apartment. 

A judge will see this written notice as retaliation, because it is related to the safety incident.

If you call the police and tell them that there were a couple suspicious incidents, they will probably come and take a look once or twice.

The locks are a indication of some form of mental illness and as such there will be no resolution to your situation short of eviction.Crazy is not workable for landlords and will not be limited to a single incident involving these locks.

I was told by one attorney that the worst claim is where someone becomes disabled as a result of an incident on your property.

Any one hear of any incidents between landlord and tenant?