Name: Bulldogs Are Like Potato Chips You Can’t Have Just One shirt
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Bulldogs Are Like Potato Chips You Can’t Have Just One shirt

I had a neighbor lose it over about Bulldogs Are Like Potato Chips You Can’t Have Just One shirt. He was lighting fires every night in the yard only he could access (ground floor apt), running power saws when he heard us talking, knocked on my door and said he would burn down the building with all of us in it, etc. followed me down the street sometimes ( at the time I was a single woman in my 20s and he was in his 50s). Myself and 3 other neighbors tried to file complaints and the cops refused to do anything until he damaged property or injured us.

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I just called the fire department every night when he started a fire (we lived in a 100 year old row house made of wood as did all our neighbors). They couldn’t do anything but put it out with a hose from Bulldogs Are Like Potato Chips You Can’t Have Just One shirt. He eventually would get taken into the psych ward for threatening the cops and firemen, but they just let him go. No restraining order. The only thing that worked was asking the landlord to kick him out and he got 6 months notice too. We were terrified for a whole year.

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Post a review on Yelp about the apartment complex and the issue with management doing nothing about a Bulldogs Are Like Potato Chips You Can’t Have Just One shirt. Send it to them. Then, get in touch with the owners of the building since management is doing nothing and provide the Yelp review. Pretty sure they will take action to stop the guy in exchange for taking down the review. Call the police every single time the man is out there. Make it clear to the police a person who does not live in your building is coming to your building and looking into your windows and file a restraining order. Make management and their owners aware. Rinse and repeat.