@Rachel Pivonka google his name, as well as call the police station what they can recommend. ...

Yes you should be able to evict the tenant where incident occurred,, They are responsible for actions of guests.A Crime free / Drug Free addendum spells it out but I'm sure you have Cause.The police will probably issue you a notice saying they want the people in that apartment to be evicted.I've gone thru a murder in my complex guy shot for 400.00 dollars worth of pot his girlfriend was given choice to move in 5 days or we would file eviction she left.We gave her deposit back to her.

I would call the police and report it.

Let you tenant know what hours construction is NOT permitted in that municipality and tell the tenant to call the police to report any construction during non-code hours.   

Improvement district, schools, police, etc..

If both tenants get it (very likely) I would make a $60 profit, however I will have 24hr access to my cameras remotely and have the ability to share the link to the police to help with surveillance of the neighborhood.

I encourage all others who have been swindled or have had similar experiences to share them too and to submit complaints to the Better Business Bureau, Department of Consumer Affairs, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, State Board of Accountancy, Federal Trade Commission, Police Department’s Financial Crime Unit, and the District Attorney.

However, no reason to involve CPS here.Well there is no reason for the OP to involve CPS....but when I did some searches about this topic, there were stories of neighbors that saw a young 16 y.o. girl at home all day with a baby or young child and the nosy/concerned neighbor called the authorities.In at least one of the cases I read about, the mother (who was at work) was actually cited by the police for child endangerment.

The police are very appreciative.

They also hired more police officers within the last year.