Beginning with the statement that what I am about to relate is indeed true and supported by evidence, on June 7, 2019--just two months after moving into these apartments--I experienced a horrific situation. A Hispanic teenager with dark hair and eyes of average height and build entered the courtyard, raised his gun in the air, and discharged two shots. My three-year-old toddler was in the courtyard at that time while her father watched from our balcony; she was only steps away from him when he fired his weapon. It must be noted that bullets discharged into the air come down at a random target. Thankfully my child wasn't hurt this time but what if she had been? Afterward we purchased guns so as not to feel defenseless again. Unfortunately this didn't stop this individual from returning to our courtyard and making threatening gestures with his gun; there were three or four such incidents which the property manager is aware of but has done nothing about despite being contacted multiple times by me via phone call, email, etcetera. He even went so far as to tell us this person has "personal health conditions," though he provided no documentation for it; I then spoke with police officers who advised me of certain actions but instead of Beginning with the statement that what I am about to relate is indeed true and supported by evidence, on June 7, 2019--just two months after moving into these apartments--I experienced a horrific situation. A Hispanic teenager with dark hair and eyes of average height and build entered the courtyard, raised his gun in the air, and discharged two shots. My three-year-old toddler was in the courtyard at that time while her father watched from our balcony; she was only steps away from him when he fired his weapon. It must be noted that bullets discharged into the air come down at a random target. Thankfully my child wasn't hurt this time but what if she had been? Afterward we purchased guns so as not to feel defenseless again. Unfortunately this didn't stop this individual from returning to our courtyard and making threatening gestures with his gun; there were three or four such incidents which the property manager is aware of but has done nothing about despite being contacted multiple times by me via phone call, email, etcetera. He even went so far as to tell us this person has "personal health conditions," though he provided no documentation for it; I then spoke with police officers who advised me of certain actions but instead of offering assurances he accused me--a responsible rent payer who keeps to herself--of harassing a minor despite never having spoken to either him or any member of his family! This is an unacceptable way for management to treat its tenants: you get what you pay for more ... hide ...