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Unwelcome kids goes one step further
August 14, 2007 | Author: Carlos
As many of you know, for some years now we have been receiving the visit of a kid from our neighbor Community Parque Paraiso. This kid is the Leader of a group of kids that, under his direction, falls in very unproper behaviour acting against the most common Security and Community rules. It is only in his presence that the kids lost completely control and behaves like a gang.
They are absolutely forbidden in their community to play football (since its dangerous for the little ones and the plants) and to get involved in “hard” games that includes yelling and disturbing the usual peace that we wish for our gardens. This might be the reason why they prefer our gardens and our swimming pool to carry on with such a games. They disobey the instructions of the “socorrista”, and they laugh of the reprimands of owners. In the rare ocasions where we have been lucky to have a rule-enforcer socorrist, the father of one of the kids has come with a violent behaviour. We have tried to sweet-talk them, to be polite, expeditive with no success. They just keep coming over and over again.
Today, the kids has take a Next Step in their behaviour. After playing football violently in the swimming pool the whole afternoon and laughing to the rest of the owners and tourists that are renting an apartment in our community, and even forcing everyone to abandon the water trying to escape their phenomenal kicks, they have been “invited” to leave La Siesta. This has apparently disgusted them, since the kids went in a Break-any-plant spree, pouring foam inside the post boxes of La Siesta.
Rest assured this situation will not be taken lightly. Our lifeguard has instructions to inmediately call the Security Company Cartman at 952 822 001 if the kids continues with their manners and wrong behaviour. This will have the benefit to succesfully settle a record of Incidents that we will be able to use in case that the vandalism goes any further.
The foam bottles used by the kids
The foamed post boxes
The damaged plants
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