I would look into those.This is second hand info, so don't take it as a truth but I have heard a police report for a break in etc... is enough to justify not living there anymore.

@Rao V. if the people are physically at the house with their stuff the police consider it a civil mater (eviction).

Managing a house in the college area from afar plan on parties and police calls.Im very local and have a few houses in that area myself, feel free to reach out.

We have been working reminding the police on a regular basis to patrol our area more, and have installed a Simplisafe alarm system. 

Hi,Has anyone been busted by the sign police for using a local ph number from the provider VOIP.MS?

Do you just call the police/sherrif's dept. and ask?

During rehab -- Neighborhood hasn't been terrible but there have been some police activity on other streets.

We don't trust our police, don't trust our state legislators, don't trust our president, don't trust our school board, many don't trust our mayor. 

A simple call to the local police department and the cops will show up, give them a few minutes to gather what they can & they will then force them to leave.Even though I was legally entitled to do so, I didn't feel right about doing that to people out-of-the-blue, so I offered them the ability to stay for an additional two weeks and to assist in the transition, a cash payment of $1,000 (like a cash-for-keys transaction) to help them along and respect the property.  

I have a W2 job as a Seattle Police lieutenant.