Not really. I live in a midrise downtown and it’s a way to get in our building without the fobs. Why I tell my ol lady to keep her 🔨 on her at all times
@@HotaruGlaive that was the purpose, but as time progressed and I actually lived in the complex I realized the flaws. If I’d known then what I knew now. This complex never would of been an option
I have watched 3-4 other youtube videos recently of folks calling out their leasing agents for property stolen at apartments that are not high-rises apartments in other cities. This is becoming a bigger issue and I'm concerned that many of these issues are possibly 'inside' jobs, not sure how staff are vetted from full-time to contract. Whatever level of safety, especially women, need from rental insurance to in/outdoor cameras to self defense training, get to it!
The size, the way they move, they are younger, inexperienced. I would be willing they appear on cameras outside of the building and that is what the police should be using, as they have cameras all over Houston.
Aaaaand that’s why I left Houston. It’s an inside job, investigate the apartment staff. Happened to me also in a seemingly luxury apartment building on Richmond Avenue 😢 and the apartment manager didn’t do anything about it. They know what you have in your apartment because they do “mandatory” checks and can go in even when you’re not home. Don’t EVER get an apartment in Houston!!!!
Bc the B&E occurred in a protected area, like a private home, then the crime may be classified as a Class A misdemeanor with $4,000 in fines and up to a year in jail.Other factors that can affect the penalty include whether it's a first offense, the type of property entered, and whether force or damage occurred. Unless yr mom's theft was over $2.5k, it's a class A or B misdemeanor at most.
Gotta be an inside job. High rise apartment contains a lot of security. For visitors they have to check in before visiting someone. There's no way they just take elevator without security looking. The two punks that broke in should be getting a real job like normal folks. All that time and energy they put into breaking in could have been used to full out a job application and going on interviews.
@@carolynlewelling7970 And you do know it costs taxpayers $50,000 a year to have one homeless person on our streets, most of those expenses hospitalizations, ER visits.
@@trafficjam.I would take an isolated event over the 9 o'clock news EVERY NIGHT, in a heartbeat. I love how you like to compare an anomalie with the everyday norm.
Same thing happened at Alta River Oaks. That apartment pretty gard to get into in. They knew when folks would be on vacation! Had to be inside is all I can say!
This is definitely a inside job because high rises have a concierge at the front desk … and you have to call up to get access to the building !!! This is definitely a inside job and I would sue the complex and make sure I don’t have to pay rent for the remainder of my lease
This is not making sense how are these thieves gaining access to the apts, come on tenants, law enforcement and so obvious even the dog on the street figured out. Inside job
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Inside job. It’s practically impossible to get up those elevators
I would start with maintenance, concierge, and security.... I guarantee if they go fishing, they'll catch somebody quick.
I wonder if the people that work there could afford to live there
Not really. I live in a midrise downtown and it’s a way to get in our building without the fobs. Why I tell my ol lady to keep her 🔨 on her at all times
@@Hotboiilee Then what is the point of living in these type of buildings? To me the potential of security and limited access would be it.
@@HotaruGlaive that was the purpose, but as time progressed and I actually lived in the complex I realized the flaws. If I’d known then what I knew now. This complex never would of been an option
One of the main advantages of living in a high rise is the security. This sucks.
I would investigate management. It’s not the first time this has happened in luxury housing in Houston.
Why are you blurring the criminal's faces?!!
Because if he's not involved, they get sued. U got any 💰 on it?
@@smokekliffproductions5020 is this like freaking halloweenshow?
@@smokekliffproductions5020 ok riddle me this...why show that video if he's not a suspect?
go to @2:10 he explains why
@salvyballacc Unless/until you're willing to put something on the lawsuit.... Pipe down my boy. 🤫🤐🤫
Stop stealing things, go to work people.
People don't like to work no more they rather steal or sell drugs smh
@@magnetohex703Hope that $500 goes a long way towards commissary or burial expenses...
Good luck finding a job they only want to hire foreigners
@@magnetohex703as a depressed individual, I love working long hours shift. That I don't like in my job
@@smokekliffproductions5020 The most intelligent criminals in the world will Never get caught, like white collar criminals.
KHOU: "Person on camera isn't definitively connected to the break ins."
And Charlie Manson wasn't guilty because he stayed in the car.
Need to investigate maintenance
It’s somebody that works for the property
Probably someone related in some way.
I have watched 3-4 other youtube videos recently of folks calling out their leasing agents for property stolen at apartments that are not high-rises apartments in other cities. This is becoming a bigger issue and I'm concerned that many of these issues are possibly 'inside' jobs, not sure how staff are vetted from full-time to contract. Whatever level of safety, especially women, need from rental insurance to in/outdoor cameras to self defense training, get to it!
Wait how Tf did they break in with this much security
Inside job. Maintenance and some of the workers
The size, the way they move, they are younger, inexperienced. I would be willing they appear on cameras outside of the building and that is what the police should be using, as they have cameras all over Houston.
WHY do people have cameras but not alarms?? The instant a loud @$$ alarm would go off they'd haul @$$ to get out of there!!
Aaaaand that’s why I left Houston. It’s an inside job, investigate the apartment staff. Happened to me also in a seemingly luxury apartment building on Richmond Avenue 😢 and the apartment manager didn’t do anything about it. They know what you have in your apartment because they do “mandatory” checks and can go in even when you’re not home. Don’t EVER get an apartment in Houston!!!!
theft is paying $4k+ a month for a 850 sq ft box 😂
It’s not that much. It’s not NYC. Probably $2500-$3000 at the most.
And if they are "paying for security" they're getting ripped off😂😂
Cops got plenty of manpower for this. Meanwhile my mom gets her purse snatched at the HEB, and its f/ing ghosts.
Bc the B&E occurred in a protected area, like a private home, then the crime may be classified as a Class A misdemeanor with $4,000 in fines and up to a year in jail.Other factors that can affect the penalty include whether it's a first offense, the type of property entered, and whether force or damage occurred. Unless yr mom's theft was over $2.5k, it's a class A or B misdemeanor at most.
Same happened to me when my home was broken into and laptop stolen. Took my number down and ghosted me.
@@elizabethr4107what does that have to do with them ghosting his mother?
No the Real Crime is charging 4k a month for a apartment in Houston……😂
No... the REAL problem is jealousy.
Her apartment is immaculate. Ninjas dont want to work for ish.
Make sure you file in court to break the lease or they can come after you for the rent.
if im paying 4000 in rent it need to be Fort Knox up in there
That part!
A cop in front of every door😂😂
Does sound like the burglars had some familiarity with the apartment complex and just specifically breaking into women's apartments
This apartment are expensive how come theirs not a rental cops paroling 24/7 and checking hallways cameras
Probably in on it
Gotta be an inside job. High rise apartment contains a lot of security. For visitors they have to check in before visiting someone. There's no way they just take elevator without security looking. The two punks that broke in should be getting a real job like normal folks. All that time and energy they put into breaking in could have been used to full out a job application and going on interviews.
Moving out somehow implies that your next place is impervious to criminal activity? It's happening everywhere.
Hope they are caught . They have some nerve
You want them caught so you can help pay their prison costs of $50,000 a year.
@@michaelellringer5600 yes money well spent
@@carolynlewelling7970 And you do know it costs taxpayers $50,000 a year to have one homeless person on our streets, most of those expenses hospitalizations, ER visits.
Call crime stoppers on the suspect with the blurred face yall
Damn Tyron’s and Latoya’s
Yea, they shuld be upstanding citizens, like those who stormed the capital😂😂😂.
@@trafficjam.I would take an isolated event over the 9 o'clock news EVERY NIGHT, in a heartbeat. I love how you like to compare an anomalie with the everyday norm.
This is ridiculous smh
Usual suspects.
This is so scary. Glad they were not home.
Glad I moved far away , outside of Houston . Crime is horrible all over Houston and adjacent suburbs . I enjoy this rural living .
Guess who? The usuals. Fatherless behavior.
Yea, they shuld be upstanding citizens, like those who stormed the capital😂😂😂
Someone from the neighborhood
gotta be somebody inside helping them in order to get passed that much security... Worked apartment security for 12 years.
Same suspects as always. The "Protected" creatures.
Yea, they shuld be upstanding citizens, like those who stormed the capital😂😂😂
@@trafficjam. ok jamal
Blacktivities
it's not a big deal, not as if they're storming the capital or something... 😉
Usual suspects
Yea, they shuld be upstanding citizens, like those who stormed the capital😂😂😂
@@trafficjam. Your boyfriends
@@trafficjam. Your bfs
@@trafficjam. Your lovers
4k?? 🤦🏽♂️
Same thing happened at Alta River Oaks. That apartment pretty gard to get into in. They knew when folks would be on vacation! Had to be inside is all I can say!
4k rent? And no security droids?
This is why I hate apartments with key fob entry.
Must be a connection, either an inside job or somewhere the women all shopped.
This is absurd.Private armed security is needed
Where was security 😢
This is why I rent a privately owned condo. We don't deal with these things. I bet it's always an inside job with management.
Sounds like maintenance workers or someone that workers in the complex that are familiar with the apartments individually
This is definitely a inside job because high rises have a concierge at the front desk … and you have to call up to get access to the building !!! This is definitely a inside job and I would sue the complex and make sure I don’t have to pay rent for the remainder of my lease
Man bless their hearts 😩🤦🏾♀️
Duh look who they hire its a inside job 4 sure i lived in highrise 4 along time its all inside 4 sure
This is not making sense how are these thieves gaining access to the apts, come on tenants, law enforcement and so obvious even the dog on the street figured out. Inside job
Door man in on this?
Friends of maintenance or building security.
Same old typical fatherless suspects.
Its an African thing. Change my mind.
Up to 4k a month isn’t that secure and fancy, most of the nicer high rises in Houston have penthouses that are 15k and more a month.
Damn what do they do for a living lol
Yall stupid for bluring his face what else would he be doing wearing a red mask
Insurance fraud
Inside jobs
Smh😮
“White” Hot Fear” 🤔
Aww it's okay these people got money anyways...
A bunch of Kardashians live in these high rise apartments
How does that make it ok? It may not matter to you but it's morally wrong to steal anything from anyone.
You sound dumb af 🤣. So that means a homeless person should be able to rob you since you relatively have much more than them.
Usual suspects
Usual suspects