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Neighbors demand action against nuisance property infested with crime

July 11, 2024 | Wenatchee City, Chelan County, Washington



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Neighbors demand action against nuisance property infested with crime
Residents voiced serious concerns during a recent government meeting regarding a property in their neighborhood that has become a source of significant nuisance and criminal activity. One local resident described the area as having transformed into a \"garbage pile\" infested with rats, attributing the decline to the activities occurring at a specific house.

The resident reported observing suspicious traffic patterns, including individuals arriving with large duffle bags, which they suspected were linked to drug trafficking, prostitution, and other illegal activities. They expressed frustration over the challenges of addressing the situation legally, emphasizing the conflict between personal property rights and the impact on the community.

In response to these concerns, a representative from the city’s legal office confirmed that code enforcement has been actively monitoring the property. They revealed that a lawsuit was filed in November 2023, resulting in a default judgment against the property owner for failing to respond. The city has since obtained a judgment to abate the violations and recover costs incurred for cleanup efforts.

The meeting highlighted the ongoing struggle between maintaining individual freedoms and ensuring community safety, as residents seek effective solutions to reclaim their neighborhood from the negative impacts of the property in question.

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