Highlands Hill Country Apartments

don't move here unless you want your car broken into From: goodonpaper Date posted: 5/18/2004 Years at this apartment: 2003 - 2004   There was a "Residents On Watch" meeting last week here at the complex at which information on area statistics were handed out. So far, only five months into the year 2004, there have already been 26 reported thefts on the property. That's about 5 every month, and it's not even halfway into the year. Two days after the meeting there was an attempted vehicle theft, a vehicle vandalism, and three vehicle burglaries. The offices seem to be doing little to stop this, other than changing the gate code, which does nothing since the vandals probably aren't getting into the complex through the gate anyway. They have not installed more lights or hired a security guard to patrol the lot at night.

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