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From: Bill on 16 Jun 2010 23:04
On 6/16/2010 12:26 PM, root wrote:
>
> My neighbors and I have called the police, but the
> police say they have to witness something before
> they can act. Nothing happens when the police are
> there and they don't stay around.
>
> The office of my city councilman has contacted the
> store with no effect.

Do they quiet down when the police show up or is just your luck that it
doesn't happen when they arrive? Maybe your councilman could intervene
with the police and get them to stick around for a while to witness it
for themselves.

I would suggest posting on their Facebook page, and maybe get your
neighbors to do so as well. One nice feature of FB (when having problems
with a company) is that when you post there, it's public, and it's a lot
more difficult to ignore than a private email to their corporate office.
If your local TV station or newspaper has a problem solver, you could
try contacting them as well.

Bill
From: root on 17 Jun 2010 03:45
Bill <billrubin(a)prodigy.net> wrote:
>
> Do they quiet down when the police show up or is just your luck that it
> doesn't happen when they arrive? Maybe your councilman could intervene
> with the police and get them to stick around for a while to witness it
> for themselves.
>

Everything stopped when the police were there.

> I would suggest posting on their Facebook page, and maybe get your
> neighbors to do so as well. One nice feature of FB (when having problems
> with a company) is that when you post there, it's public, and it's a lot
> more difficult to ignore than a private email to their corporate office.
> If your local TV station or newspaper has a problem solver, you could
> try contacting them as well.
>
> Bill

Thanks for the FB suggestion. Everything has been quiet so far
tonight.
From: Bill on 18 Jun 2010 10:40
P.S. Maybe you could tape fiberglass insulation to the inside of your
bedroom windows and also tape Styrofoam insulation on the outside of the
windows. That should help to keep the noise out.


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