You might want to get the police involved too.

Last year I called the police and they came and literally pulled their gun out of the holster because she was freaking out running in and out of the house.

The reason I found this out that is the downstairs tenant informed me that the police and ambulance were just there to take away the BOY FRIEND.

If noise is an issue, the police will handle.

Tax revenues, they collect is needed to fund schools, hospitals, police departments, fire departments, build and repair roads, and fund libraries and of course pay the public servant at each county office.

The tenant abandoned the property on me and refused to talk to me before he vacated except to say he would call the police if I brought any new prospective tenants over to show it.Now that I am in the collection phase and have just served him with an order to disclose his financial information, he saw that he could get arrested if he does not show up.

Those don't tend to be too tough on their own members.Its almost certainly not a criminal matter, so the police will blow you off.Seriously, if you want any real action, you're going to have to hire a lawyer and file suit against this guy.

(I do not see the background on this issue, so it is not clear to me if you have proof)I would speak with a good attorney, and even talk to the police about your concerns, just so that you are getting the proper advice for your situation.Some of the advice here could land you in trouble, even though it is meant to do the right thing.

She aspires to be a police officer.

He beat the crap out of his girlfriend (and the mother of his kid) and had to be tazered by the police after he kicked out the window in the police car.