I don’t feel like that’s, boom, okay this whole row has to get kicked out because you didn’t go in the house when the police said to, said Al Gotit, a resident who said he received a threat to evict notice for not going in the house. “Okay everybody disburse, go in the house. “And I am trying to figure out where is it against the law to sit on your porch at 11 o’clock,” said Shamise Brummette, who says she witnessed it. What bothered witnesses is they were told by deputies go inside their homes. By the time deputies arrived the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office tells WXYZ it was over. Someone called 911 about an argument over parking. Some say for standing up for their right to sit outside their homes they are facing the threat of eviction.įor many residents in the Sycamore Meadows Apartment Complex in Superior Township, the situation came to a head on the evening of June 4th as many had small gatherings outside their homes. (WXYZ) - People who live in a Washtenaw County Apartment complex say they feel they are victims of law enforcement harassment and racism.
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