Put a politician who has not taken the oath in charge of healthcare and doctors are in danger of becoming criminals for fulfilling the oath should the politician decide to put limits on the healthcare people receive.

I believe he is still under criminal investigation in the state of Indiana.

Every tenant/business/criminal got grants loans and free money or some sort of help except the landlord. 

If not criminal, this is completely unethical and downright deceitful.

Plus I think it would send two signals, the first signal being to potential criminals that they are on watch the second signal to the tenants that this is a safe environment.Reminds me of a new show I watched today, Flip Men, they bough a meth property amd they took steps to clean up the property and the surrounding area by: installing a motion light, upkeeping the back alley, confronting and taking pictures of the drug dealers...sorry off track, wifi...

Maybe the motive is justice, rather than revenge ; ) though, only a little justice.

A supreme court justice once said that he can not define pornography but he knows it when he sees it.

I'm not violent in the least, but if this situation arose, I feel the criminal would have suffered from "poor victim selection" syndrome.

The owners of blighted properties are supposedly subject to criminal prosecution, but again, as far as I've observed, the City does not put a lot of energy into finding and charging the owners criminally (with one notable exception).  

We usually charge $35 for a criminal and credit check paid at application time.