Apartment Complex Evicts Cop

[MrRant]

A North Carolina woman has a new problem, after surviving six gunshot wounds and a jump from her second-story balcony to escape the man trying to kill her.

 

Now, she's being evicted from her apartment.

 

Dorothea Thomas was attacked last Friday. She got out of the hospital on Tuesday. On Wednesday, she found a notice on her front door, ordering her to leave.

 

The former Marine and police officer was served with an eviction notice for, among other things, being too loud.

 

Thomas is outraged. In her words, "I was not doing the violence. I was the victim. I shouldn't be treated like the perpetrator."

 

Peggy Piche, district manager of United Dominion Residential Community, said the owners "truly regret the difficulty she has been through," but they feel "it is in the best interests of everyone involved that she no longer resides at our property."

 

[...]

 

Thomas was shot in the chest, right breast, right palm, right forearm, thigh and buttocks. Two bullets remain inside her. Her left foot was also broken when she jumped off the balcony.

From http://www.theiowachannel.com/news/4674747/detail.html

 

That's bullshit right there.

[Guest Mosaicv2]

I guess him him takes no shit from anybody.

[Slayer]

Well, they can't evict the criminal, so they have to fall back on Plan B

 

Alternately, "That'll learn her to have someone break into her apartment and assault her with a deadly weapon!"

[Guest Agent of Oblivion]

I wouldn't want to live next to her either.

[Guest Brian]

Well, they can't evict the criminal

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It's sounds like that's what they did.

[Jingus]

Chalk this one up to Case #48569384579845 where I don't feel like I've got enough facts to make an informed opinion. For all we know, she could've been a nightmare neighbor with hoodlum kids who played loud music and ran up & down the halls screaming all night. That's the problem with news today, the reporters never bother to dig deep enough to find out the real story.