Sunday, February 07, 2021

Apartment Life #238

 

This is a new weekly blog post that I'm calling Apartment Hell  Life. I've mentioned a few times some of the crazy things that go on in and around my apartment complex in the past 22 years that we've lived here and people keep telling me I should write a book. But instead of a book, I've decided to share the crazy things that have happened in and around my apartment complex in the last 22 years here in a weekly blog post.


My daughter stepped outside and there were several police cars and an ambulance outside. 

The police were across the street talking to a couple of people.

Someone came out and was put into the ambulance.

I have no idea what happened but someone got hurt. We didn't see anyone arrested though. There was a big response for whatever happened though.

So that's it for this week's Apartment Hell  Life! Be sure to come back next week for more.

50 comments:

  1. If the person could come out under their own steam that has to be a plus. I suspect I would freak out on an almost daily basis if I lived there - I am a wimp.

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    1. As long as it's not happening to me and I'm just watching it on my block, it doesn't bother me.

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  2. At least no gunshots were fired...or stuff like that 👀.

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  3. Yes, that does seem a rather excessive number of police cars for whatever they were called out for.

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  4. As always interesting!

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  5. Another messy night, I see! 🤷‍♂️

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  6. Maybe the accident wasn't due to a fight although the odds are not in favor in your neighborhood.

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    1. There were a lot of police for it not to be a fight or domestic.

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  7. Never a dull moment!

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  8. Wow, you guys have different ambulances. Police are not doing a whole lot in the Twin Cities.

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    1. Those are the AMR ambulances. The Fire Dept. ambulances look different.

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  9. Excitement this week!

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  10. God knows what happened, as it is your neck of the woods. Everything happens there lol

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  11. I really wish things around where you live could just improve. I hate thinking of what you have to put up with.

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    1. I'm just watching it happen. As long as it is not happening to me I don't care.

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  12. Dang, the police spend more time in your neighborhood than they do in the police station.

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  13. Isn't there some sort of local newspaper in your area, so that you know what's happening? even after a few days.

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    1. The newspapers report the big stuff. But because the police get called all the time like this to neighborhood all over Las Vegas, they don't report the small things that happen.

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  14. I wonder what happened. Hope no one was hurt seriously. :(

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  15. Always something happening by you. Scary.

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  16. I hope they were okay.

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  17. I hope that it wasn't anything too serious.

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  18. How many times a week do the cops come to your apartment complex?

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    1. At least once a week. But it could be more and I jut don't see it.

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  19. always something Mary :)

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  20. Maybe your neighborhood should invest in a donut shop, then the cops could hangout there and no one would want to be in that neighborhood. Less crime, free donuts for the cops. A win win for both sides. :)

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  21. I am glad everything ended peacefully.

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  22. Hope everybody was okay! (I know in your neighborhood this was a quiet week.)

    Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction

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    1. Yeah it was a quiet week for me this week.

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  23. After more than 8 years in the maintenance department at a handful of properties I now wish I'd started writing down all the shit I've seen. Between what people have left behind, what I've walked in on, what's been left out when I enter for work orders- the things I've seen...

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    1. Oh I can imagine. My husband worked apartment maintenance for years and some of the stories he told me...

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