| "STOP YOU ARE HURTING ME!" I am almost tempted to call the police because it is getting out of hand. **almost** tempted? Call the cops! You are a witness to an assault. What if he REALLY maimed her? Bcs he *is* hurting her, even if it's not a permanent injury. For the fighting, call the cops. But, before you do, go up there and say, "your alarm goes off when you're not home, and I can hear it--and I can't sleep. Please fix it so that it doesn't go off automatically." He may not realize that you can hear it downstairs--so make it an informational sort of exchange. And maybe, get his work phone number, for "security" purposes, like in case someone broke into his apt., or something, and then call him at work and ask him to come home and turn it off.And if he won't, call the landlord, and tell him that, since he must have keys to that unit, you want HIM to come over and turn off the radio. The other thing to do (research this first w/ local tenant laws, and your lease--so you can document it in whatever way is appropriate) is to go to your landlord and say, "I cannot sleep and I cannot study. and it is your fault, bcs you haven't made them stop. So, unless you DO something soon, I will consider you to be in violation of the lease, and I will move out." Then start looking for an apartment. |
