PROBLEMS WITH APARTMENT PARTY PEOPLE!

Question

Hello, I have a problem I live in a 3 story apartment building, right next to the Pool/Volleyball/College party 24/7 I have got used to the partying i mean Im no scrooge Im 26 myself, and understand this is a part of youth, but my problem is thie people partying all day every day are using our building area as a toilet Ive seen roughly 30 girls "popping a squat" outside where small children play and near where everyone parks their cars, this has become a problem for everyone but my girlfriend and I have been the only ones to speak up I called the local police and spoke with an officer, and he agreed it's disgusting , but they have to be caught in the act and their just not willing to sacrafice an officer for this, anyways Ive resolved a more agressive approach, going as far as spreading nails and sharp objects in the area they p**s at because they often do this bearfoot, but the problem still exist, please Please Please, if anyone has any ideas on how to exterminate these pest from doing this give me some ideas and no smart *** coments please realistic options.

Answer 1

A security camera.  They are outrageously cheap so I'd ask your landlord about it.  After all, it makes his apartment look like a pigsty which increases the money he has to spend on upkeep.  It can be hidden up under the gutters or something like that.

Get a camera put up and a sign that says $100 fine for anyone caught littering, urinating or depositing fecal matter.  Smile you are on camera.  Then the landlord can bill the person $100 extra on rent.  Your friends go to the bathroom and you get a $500 increase on rent, you'd potty train your friends real quick!

Probably 5 security cameras would be able to get the area in question and the apartment complex so you can see doors.  It would also help if there is any vandalism in the parking lot.  With signs up about $100 fine, decent cameras only being about $300 each and partying happening as often as you claim--within a year these cameras should have paid for themselves.

Do some research so you can go to your landlord prepared with a solid pitch on why he should invest in these cameras.  Tiger Direct.com.