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Anonymous wrote:Nobody could be so dumb to think bringing 30 non-members to a member pool wouldn’t cause an annoyance/disturbance. They were looking for a fight. I doubt I would have called the police, but I probably would have taken several photos/videos and contacted the Association about the violation, which it almost certainly was.

And literally nothing would be done, greenlighting more of the same. Rather call him police than deal with random trespassers all summer.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nobody could be so dumb to think bringing 30 non-members to a member pool wouldn’t cause an annoyance/disturbance. They were looking for a fight. I doubt I would have called the police, but I probably would have taken several photos/videos and contacted the Association about the violation, which it almost certainly was.

Anonymous wrote:Imagine the gall it takes to think your $1000 or $1500 rent entitles you to throw huge rager parties at a condo pool used by hundreds of paying RESIDENTS. Low class trash. I don’t know and I don’t care what race is involved here. It’s trash behavior, period.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are my tax dollars paying for three police officers to spend two hours dickering over HOA rules? There is no crime or public safety issue-why did they even come out?

I saw these non-resident parties occur in the condo I rented out of college. There were then reported burglaries and a rape that occurred. People PAY for peace and quiet and safety via vetted residents. Nobody pays good money to have all sorts of loud and sketchy randoms in their private space.

Anonymous wrote:Nobody could be so dumb to think bringing 30 non-members to a member pool wouldn’t cause an annoyance/disturbance. They were looking for a fight. I doubt I would have called the police, but I probably would have taken several photos/videos and contacted the Association about the violation, which it almost certainly was.

Anonymous wrote:Why are my tax dollars paying for three police officers to spend two hours dickering over HOA rules? There is no crime or public safety issue-why did they even come out?

Anonymous wrote:Nobody could be so dumb to think bringing 30 non-members to a member pool wouldn’t cause an annoyance/disturbance. They were looking for a fight. I doubt I would have called the police, but I probably would have taken several photos/videos and contacted the Association about the violation, which it almost certainly was.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We've lived in a condo, and the pool guest rules, while I don't recall them exactly, were extremely strict. There would have been no way to have over 10 guests over (how many people total??). This is not a minor matter - what if a kid drowns or gets hurt? We could reserve a room (not the pool) for a party, but the hourly rate was very high.

My condo doesn't have these rules. So, it really depends on the condo and I find the whole "well, these are the rules" defenses to be ridiculous.

It is very, very dangerous for police to be called on black people who are just going about their lives. I have yet to see any real confirmation about the rules, and I think it is telling and crazy and awful how much people will justify this terrible choice this woman made or in the alternative diminish, mock or ignore the valid, concerning fear these poor people were put in for just having a nice time at the pool.

But go on. This thread will probably have 100's of posts fighting and defending this woman before it dies a slow death and yet another racist story occurs. The racist will get busy defending that one then. Seen it for years on DCUM.

White people have reason to fear all black people. Got it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We've lived in a condo, and the pool guest rules, while I don't recall them exactly, were extremely strict. There would have been no way to have over 10 guests over (how many people total??). This is not a minor matter - what if a kid drowns or gets hurt? We could reserve a room (not the pool) for a party, but the hourly rate was very high.

My condo doesn't have these rules. So, it really depends on the condo and I find the whole "well, these are the rules" defenses to be ridiculous.

It is very, very dangerous for police to be called on black people who are just going about their lives. I have yet to see any real confirmation about the rules, and I think it is telling and crazy and awful how much people will justify this terrible choice this woman made or in the alternative diminish, mock or ignore the valid, concerning fear these poor people were put in for just having a nice time at the pool.

But go on. This thread will probably have 100's of posts fighting and defending this woman before it dies a slow death and yet another racist story occurs. The racist will get busy defending that one then. Seen it for years on DCUM.

Anonymous wrote:Someone in the FB comments section says that the woman who called the police is dating a black woman with black children. That would make things interesting. If this is true, how does race fit in then?

Anonymous wrote:If you listen to the video its unclear if those hosting the party even lived there. They didn't have the bylaws which is odd as you'd get them when you purchase or should have easy access.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So I clicked on the link and was surprised that I know who the woman who called the police is. I went to high school with her. No idea what has happened over the past 20 years or so, but a lot of her friends in high school were POC and from what I can see from her Facebook these days that is still the case. I haven't talked to her in person for over 20 years, so who knows what the situation is but I know that she never had stellar communication skills, so her approach was probably not great off the bat and then it most likely escalated to calling the police for whatever reason. Of course there's always a chance it was motivated by racism, but that wouldn't be my gut feeling in this situation.

You haven't seen this woman in 20 years. Who someone was in high school isn't a fair representation. You probably barely talked to her in high school and from your post were probably a mean girl to her.

So you're saying you'd rather just assume a stranger is a racist based off of a social media post rather than taking the word of someone who actually knew her at some point in her life and has access to her current social media? And where do you get mean girl from this post? Are you sure you actually comprehend what the poster wrote?

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Anonymous wrote:This is so, so crazy. I can't believe people are defending this woman.

Listen, literally the other day, I invited my sister and her kids and friends to swim at my building's pool. We did the same exact things as the people in this story, there were about 15 people total and it was a fun sun-filled afternoon with burgers and cold sodas by the pool. No one bothered us.

Then again, we're white. So, there's that.

PP here. I also would like to note there's no need for approval to have a pool party unless we wanted to use the club room. Like those poor people, we didn't and weren't bothered. Because we are white.