Showing posts with label trespassing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trespassing. Show all posts
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Someone in the S.W. Green House Tonight
This evening, as I drove through the VA Hospital Footprint on the way to dinner with a friend, I saw shadows moving in the S.W. Green House. The floodlights revealed silhouettes of people moving in a first floor room. I screeched to a halt, took a few photos, and called the authorities to report the trespassing as the cat catcher drove by in his truck.
If you enlarge the photo above, you'll see the figure in the lower window.
Two officers arrived within about 10 minutes or so - it was difficult for them to find the address of 219 S. Miro because the street is literally gone between Banks and Cleveland. They searched the entire house, but did not find anyone inside. It's a large house, and I'm guessing those inside saw/heard me and left out the back.
At this stage, we're still watching the house closely because it's unclear what's going to happen next. While many preparations are in place, we had also heard from some sources that the house was meant to be moved over the course of Thanksgiving weekend. At present, the preparations necessary for a move are not evident from the outside of the house. In the meantime, it's crucial to prevent anyone from further damaging the home.
Labels:
crime,
floodlights,
night,
police,
S.W. Green House,
street closures,
trespassing
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Theft, Trespassing, and a Refusal to Go Quietly
Last week, I ran into Fox8's Shelley Brown as she waited to film this news story about Matteo Neivert, an artist who suffered theft of $50-70k of his property at a home he still owns on Palmyra Street.
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