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it takes “a gallon of gasoline and a razor blade” to get the red signs off once the police stick them on a house.
From Source Article
Caudill got the idea from Tucson, Ariz., where police have the authority to stick red tags on what are considered disorderly houses — or properties where five or more people are gathered or where there’s excessive noise, traffic, obstruction of streets, littering, public drinking, fighting, disturbing the peace or minors drinking alcohol
Originally posted by jsobecky
If the city officials want it to target real bad behavior, then have them red-tag houses where real crimes are common, like crack-houses.
Originally posted by jsobecky
Then it could be expanded to include corporations that employ illegal immigrants, etc. etc.
Hum . . . is this tags in buildings that are rented or in houses that are private property.
I though that private property is protected by law.
So if somebody comes in my property to tag my home I have the right to stop them. Right?