‘Ready to raise hell,’ resident insists over issues with parking car in front of own home – it can cost $1,000 each time ...Middle East

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RESIDENTS of a senior living center have been made victim to thieves who have repeatedly broken windows and slashed tires. Now residents are calling for the building owner to install security measures they’ve asked to have for years. WAGA-TVResidents of a senior living community went to the media to call for action after another string of vehicle break-ins[/caption] WAGA-TVSome residents say their car has been broken into more than 10 times[/caption] Gateway Capital View apartments in Atlanta, Georgia has seen a string of break-ins to resident vehicles, and several residents have gone to FOX affiliate WAGA-TV to air their grievances. A handful of residents are fed up with t

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