Since FBPD wouldn't give my complaint about a situation any merit (it risks not only my safety, but the other dwellers near me) I've taken the matter to the FBI.
Too bad. Stopping the culprit would have merited something newsworthy. Now it's being handed over to the FBI.
I refuse to wind up dead in a ditch just to satisfy the lazy good-for-nothing FBPD.
There's been too much activity this past week after the event that one of FBPD's officers witnessed. They know what I'm talking about.
I'm seriously thinking of a very unflattering Letter to the Editor of The Dallas Morning News as well.
This blog used to be about London Square Apartments, and the ghetto-ification of Farmers Branch, TX. While I still post about how this "city" in the Dallas Metroplex area is becoming a ghetto, it's more focused on reporting various incidents and the Farmers Branch Police Department--with their poor handling of the whole situation. The FBPD, as I've abbreviated them, has engaged in discrimination, the violation of basic human rights guaranteed by the Constitution, and intimidation.
Friday, January 31, 2014
Thursday, January 30, 2014
January 30, 2014 -- And the Gripe Today is...
... nothing.
Nothing's going on, and I'm glad to announce that.
Nothing's going on, and I'm glad to announce that.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
January 26, 2013 -- Upstairs Stomper's Loud Music
Here we go again. At 10:30 a.m., the Upstairs Stomper is playing loud music, like he always does every freaking Sunday. It was still playing an hour later when I left.
Sunday, January 12, 2014
January 12, 2013 -- Curious Activity
From 1:28 p.m. until 1:38 p.m., I must have seen four to five squad cars all "hovering" around the London Square Apartment area. One even turned onto the complex lot. The other cruisers were headed toward the police station area. But there was so much cop activity that I couldn't help but wonder what was going on. I haven't seen this much FBPD activity since the breast cancer walk last year. But Brookhaven doesn't have any activities like that going on at the moment.
Thursday, January 2, 2014
How Farmers Branch, TX is Very Short-Sighted
I've been posting about the ghetto-ification of Farmers Branch, TX since August 2013. The "city" still continues to have a precarious standing to this day.
Now why do I say Farmers Branch, TX is short-sighted? Well, since my beef has encompassed the waste of money police department and the so-called local government, those are the ones that are being short-sighted, and here's why. They forget that these blog posts wind up on Google.
So anyone doing a search on "corrupt cops" will likely find these blog posts about Farmers Branch, TX. If they look up "corrupt government," the posts will appear in search results. Even if it's something more innocuous, like "buying a home in Farmers Branch, TX", prospective buyers would see these posts and may decide NOT to become a part of the Farmers Branch tax rolls, knowing that the local police and the city allow an increase in crime and a decrease in property values. I suppose the FBPD would be thrilled if someone looked up "apartments in Farmers Branch, TX" and opted NOT to rent an apartment at, say, Prairie Crossing, since that high-end complex is a part of Farmers Branch, TX. Goodness knows FBPD picks and chooses who gets curb-stomped and who is allowed to do whatever.
(Like the feud I was having with the Banging Brood next door before they moved. The FBPD discriminated against me by refusing to punish the Banging Brood, but carting me off to the hospital because I'm mentally disabled and childless by abstinence.)
Those are other ways Farmers Branch, TX is short-sighted. When someone googles "discrimination" or "civil rights violation", blog posts appear.
They say "money talks". Well, money can also walk. And it'll be walking away from Farmers Branch, TX, thanks to this blog.
As I was telling a woman a few nights ago, if I somehow won the lottery, I'd be hanged before purchasing a home anywhere within Farmers Branch, TX boundaries. They did me wrong, and the odds are pretty good you'll get similar treatment, especially if you rent. I'll be damned if I'm giving my tax money for this pack of good-for-nothings.
Now why do I say Farmers Branch, TX is short-sighted? Well, since my beef has encompassed the waste of money police department and the so-called local government, those are the ones that are being short-sighted, and here's why. They forget that these blog posts wind up on Google.
So anyone doing a search on "corrupt cops" will likely find these blog posts about Farmers Branch, TX. If they look up "corrupt government," the posts will appear in search results. Even if it's something more innocuous, like "buying a home in Farmers Branch, TX", prospective buyers would see these posts and may decide NOT to become a part of the Farmers Branch tax rolls, knowing that the local police and the city allow an increase in crime and a decrease in property values. I suppose the FBPD would be thrilled if someone looked up "apartments in Farmers Branch, TX" and opted NOT to rent an apartment at, say, Prairie Crossing, since that high-end complex is a part of Farmers Branch, TX. Goodness knows FBPD picks and chooses who gets curb-stomped and who is allowed to do whatever.
(Like the feud I was having with the Banging Brood next door before they moved. The FBPD discriminated against me by refusing to punish the Banging Brood, but carting me off to the hospital because I'm mentally disabled and childless by abstinence.)
Those are other ways Farmers Branch, TX is short-sighted. When someone googles "discrimination" or "civil rights violation", blog posts appear.
They say "money talks". Well, money can also walk. And it'll be walking away from Farmers Branch, TX, thanks to this blog.
As I was telling a woman a few nights ago, if I somehow won the lottery, I'd be hanged before purchasing a home anywhere within Farmers Branch, TX boundaries. They did me wrong, and the odds are pretty good you'll get similar treatment, especially if you rent. I'll be damned if I'm giving my tax money for this pack of good-for-nothings.
Friday, December 27, 2013
So that You Know...
I've still been recouperating, avoiding the cold, and otherwise having to put up with the rolling racket outside while the Farmers Branch Police refuse to do much of anything resembling WORK.
The worst event was on December 21, 2013 at around 9:30 p.m. Someone, I'm guessing in my building, had hired one of those limousine buses, aka party van. Well, the bass started thumping just as I got off the phone with the police, and I did hear someone talking in that area. After they left, the last few days, the Upstairs Stomper is acting all butt-hurt, making lots and lots of noise. The noises the Upstairs Stomper has been making have been disturbing my kitten, so they're not imaginary folks.
I want to know why the crap we're forced to pay property taxes for "services" that aren't performed uniformly. Sure, fine. Protect the area businesses. Big whoop when you've got boom, boom, scream, party, boom, boom, boom and people almost being run over by idiots. How do you think the big cheese at DoubleTree is going to feel if the cops aren't around when he's almost flattened by some drunken party idiot from Ghettoville?
I'd think taking proactive action at the problem areas would be more effective than just patrolling the businesses to keep them "safe". And when I say "problem areas," I'm referring to Courtyards at Valley View and London Square Apartments.
The parking lot partying is on the rise, Farmers Branch. Quit dropping the ball on this.
The worst event was on December 21, 2013 at around 9:30 p.m. Someone, I'm guessing in my building, had hired one of those limousine buses, aka party van. Well, the bass started thumping just as I got off the phone with the police, and I did hear someone talking in that area. After they left, the last few days, the Upstairs Stomper is acting all butt-hurt, making lots and lots of noise. The noises the Upstairs Stomper has been making have been disturbing my kitten, so they're not imaginary folks.
I want to know why the crap we're forced to pay property taxes for "services" that aren't performed uniformly. Sure, fine. Protect the area businesses. Big whoop when you've got boom, boom, scream, party, boom, boom, boom and people almost being run over by idiots. How do you think the big cheese at DoubleTree is going to feel if the cops aren't around when he's almost flattened by some drunken party idiot from Ghettoville?
I'd think taking proactive action at the problem areas would be more effective than just patrolling the businesses to keep them "safe". And when I say "problem areas," I'm referring to Courtyards at Valley View and London Square Apartments.
The parking lot partying is on the rise, Farmers Branch. Quit dropping the ball on this.
Monday, December 16, 2013
December 16, 2013 -- Today's Noise Report
At 9:16 a.m. and 10:59 a.m., two different vehicles were playing their stereos too loud as they rolled through the parking lot. We're talking of a volume level that would make the glass panes in the windows vibrate. And FBPD, whose officers claim they handle violations like that are nowhere to be found. Again.
Around 11:45 a.m., two men were having a loud altercation over $10 being owed.
Around 11:45 a.m., two men were having a loud altercation over $10 being owed.
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