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The young men living at 418 S Laurel st. routinely get drunk out front of this address and start screaming obscenities and cursing at passersby and at nothing. The time of day or night does not seem to matter. I have spoken to them multiple time b/w 12 and 2 am their response was that I was being disrespectful for asking them to please be quiet and told me that they did not care if the police were called since they have been called times before and did nothing. This is a neighborhood with children and people who have to get up early to work, these young men do not seem to care who their actions affect or how. Are there no fines for drunk in public, creating a nuisance, or noise violations?
7 Comments
DEBBIE (Guest)
DO U KNOW HOW MANY PEEPS LIVE THERE ?
Closed RVA: Customer campaigner (Registered User)
4/3/2012 - Thanks so much for your communication with the City of Richmond government. As of today, you probably should discuss these situations with your local Police Precinct (#4) at 646-4105 so they can set up patrol to be on the look out for these situations on more of a routine basis. As these individual incidents occur separately at this location, you should probably report them to Richmond Police Communications, 646-5100 so that a unit can be dispatched at the time of the incident.
Have A Great Day! - rtt
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Neighbor (Guest)
Come to the next Oregon Hill Neighbor Association (OHNA) meeting..... 4th Tuesday of every month
in the library at the William Byrd Community House (WBCH) @ 7pm. There are no fees to join and we appreciate your participation. We usually have representation from VCU police and Richmond City Police (RCP) at each meeting. We are here to support and give advice to our neighbors. There should be no more than 3 unrelated peeps living in a house.
http://www.oregonhill.net/ and OregonHill@yahoogroups.com
check us out
Debbie A.
OHNA, Vice President
Laurel neigbor (Guest)
Reopened Laurel neigbor (Guest)
Closed RVA: Customer campaigner (Registered User)
4/7/2012 - Thank you for your communication with the City of Richmond. You have been given guidance on how to communicate this situation to the City of Richmond Police and Police Communications "4/3/2012 - Thanks so much for your communication with the City of Richmond government. As of today, you probably should discuss these situations with your local Police Precinct (#4) at 646-4105 so they can set up patrol to be on the look out for these situations on more of a routine basis. As these individual incidents occur separately at this location, you should probably report them to Richmond Police Communications, 646-5100 so that a unit can be dispatched at the time of the incident."
Have A Great Day! - rtt