Posted by readytopounce on 4/23/04

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The people running my apartment building have been taking
the liberty
to just go into people's homes whenever they like. This is
in Florida and
the law states you have to give prior notice. Emergency
repairs are permissible.
Routine inspections also. No problem. However the lady
taking care of the place
started raising my suspicion a few months back when she
talked about how they
can enter your home when they want.

I've been using a borrowed camcorder to catch images while
I'm at work or to
go to the grocery store, etc. Problem is, as I don't want
to put anything on this
computer it's getting expensive because I have been sending
the full memory
sticks out of state. It's been almost seven months and I
feel I've got enough stuff
(at least twice a week something is different in the apt.),
however I've told the person
I've been sending the sticks to not to tell me anything
until the end June (when I plan
on moving out).

The more research I've been doing as far as the laws in
this state, the more things I
find they haven't been abiding by. Another thing: The
landlord's younger brother moved
into the building some time ago to "take care of the place"
( the woman was no longer
involved in it, as so she said). However, I really can't
think of what he does except go
into your apt. when you're not home.

On that note: We all know a judge woudn't blink an eye if
you were in your home, maybe
even taking a nap, when someone just opened your door and
walked in you apartment,
and you took your trusty nine iron and clubbed him a new
face. Correct? Couldn't I just
tell this chump he's nailed on film and kick his ass? Or
should I just instruct my lawyer to
nail them? Actually, I wouldn't do that on the property.
Fifteen-twenty years ago however,
I wouldn't have hesitated.

Blatant Invasion, 4/23/04, by readytopounce.

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