[vrwc1]

I know who you were talking about. Those were two different thoughts in my post, that's why they were two different paragraphs. There is no argument that the neighbors were being disrespectful, I just don't see how that gives you the license to condemn them all as "low-lifes" and "skanks". Have you never done anything disrespectful in your life?

[Joe Hadenuf]

Look what I have done is irrevelant to this story. I am just telling you that long ago, I lived in an area of low life that liked to get drunk and blast music at all hours.

I got tired of calling the cops and was close to hurting the low life. What I did was move to a more expensive area where people had more brains and respect for each other.

Some people are also missing the point, as a lot of people think they are required to give their names and addresses to law enforcement when they make a complaint, as they always ask for personal information like name and address. This could have been one of those people that was afraid of retribution or retaliation if he called the police.

And besides, people who get the cops called on them generally always know who did it, and they are generally right. Like at this party, if people from apartments on both sides of the party apartment were in attendance, the likely person to call the cops would be the one that lived directly above the party apartment. It's generally not hard to figure out who the cop callers are.