Call the police?   

But i was wondering if i should report them to the police?

Also, I'm seeing that in order to get proper support for a vandalism/intentional damage claim - a police report would need to be filed and charges need be pressed.A way to feel a little more comfortable if something like this were to happen is having strict security deposits rules for the tenants to abide by.Curious on the other answers here.

Here’s one piece of evidence that says Jack Russell Terrier dogs should be banned.... and the shitzu ... along with all those police dogs we know as German shepherds ...

In the lease it's clear this is a violation and cars will be towed.I call my cities police department and they advised I needed to give him 24 hr notice by certified mail to move his car.

I have the standard lease agreement, and wanted to know what other college rental investors include in the lease agreement to protect themselves and the property.For example, noise complaints/police disturbances.... what is the consequences..etc., Under age drinking (does the landlord have liability for that?)

It seems as if the citizens and the police department are making strong improvements to improve safety.

Reasonable accommodation may include waiving or varying pet polices and fees to allow an Assistance Animal.

Report this to the police as soon as you can.

Check with the local police dept to see how bad crime is in area as you don't want a place that will not attract quality tenants.