I was unable to get the police to place charges because it was on private property and Landlord/tenant problems are, in the eyes of the police, a civil matter.

He fell off a ladder that he had positioned on an icy stone floor as he was attempting to descend into the unfinished basement to use the sump pump as a urinal.

And don’t worry about how me and my fiancé know about it (ain't never claimed to be angels).Anyway, next day we go to the local police station.

I mean, the police call, leave a message that sounds real, you call back, agree to meet, and they hit you with the fine.I have never been a big fan of bandit signs myself.

One day the police stopped by too, lots of them with their K-9 officer. 

He stated that when he found this out, he broke things off with the young lady, but she told her mother, a Houston police officer about the relationship. 

This trend saw a 7.5% increase on average across the nation and three Texas markets surpassed that average: Austin, Dallas, and Houston in descending order of the rate of change.

She called police and told that landlord is harassing her.

If it's because there's a ton of crime and it's actually dangerous/you're likely to have any repairs you do undone, you'll want to start talking to the local police and politicians -- you want them to step up patrols in that area to kill the crime element.

The neighborhood has plenty of police reports, gang tagging, drug houses, and what I call internal violence, but it is not drive by shootings and the crime stats are not significantly worse than my nearby middle class neighborhood.