@Marian Smith My goal posting this was to motivate people not to get bashed by the wholesale police.

This includes documenting complaints from neighbors and police reports. 

She executed the document, and led everyone (Landlord, HABC, the local police) to believe that she would vacate end of August. 

We did what they asked -- had signs put up in the area to make it more safe, asked for additional police presence in the neighborhood because the neighbors feel "unsafe", invited all 20 houses to an open house to get to know us and address concerns, installed ring cameras, addressed parking concerns, the list goes on with actions we have taken to address the issues.........as of last night the planning and zoning committee denied us again based on the protest of the neighbors at the hearing. 

Try stealing a cart of groceries and when the police show up tell them it's not your fault because life is just really hard.

But if I was a brand new agent who didn't even know where to get crime data maps from the Sacramento Police Department or didn't have time to read the news and learn that Sacramento has triple the nation's rent growth rate because I was too busy running my insurance business, I would be doing a disservice to my clients that surely could've been done better by a professional who's doing it full time.For example, I could get my insurance license and write insurance policies for every single one of my clients... but I don't.

She had called the police because someone hit struck her.

You may need to make sure the GL limits are the same across all polices. 

Is there any way to appeal to the police to get them to do their job? 

Nashville for example is finally policing permits.