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Rrash wrote:

ScooterSissy wrote:

Rrash wrote:

Beiruty wrote:HOA board of directors can only change the rules of use for the park/pool.

The mother involved rents the house from an owner in California. I know he has been contacted about the situation, but as far as I know, has remained silent.

Oh my, that does indeed change things. An HOA can't really force someone to sell for something like this; however, a homeowner can evict someone for any reason other than discrimination over the protected classes. Setting up a DJ with vulgar language blasting over the neighborhood and bringing unwanted national attention to the community would probably be more than sufficient reason.

Maybe a social media move similar to what was done that got the lady involved in the fight fired.

Now, to play devil's advocate a little here - I once leased a home that was in an HOA. I never got a copy of the HOA agreement. It's possible that the daughter that threw the party, and her mother that helped, didn't even know they were breaking the rules.

Of course, security telling them to leave should have been a clue...

They lied and said they had permission from the HOA. The HOA has spoken out and said they had no such thing.

Rrash wrote:

Beiruty wrote:HOA board of directors can only change the rules of use for the park/pool.

The mother involved rents the house from an owner in California. I know he has been contacted about the situation, but as far as I know, has remained silent.

VMI77 wrote:http://madamenoire.com/539432/white-wom ... -from-job/

Mom in fight suspended by BOA.

Social media users did some research and found that Allbritton worked for Bank of America.

After the video surfaced, an action group Dallas Communities Organizing for Change launched a Twitter campaign asking Bank of America to take action against this woman.

.@bankofamerica Is this your employee Tracey Carver-Allbritton attacking a child & using racial slurs?#McKinneyPolicepic.twitter.com/VUTNFBJ1XU

— DallasforChange (@DallasforChange) June 8, 2015

This is how the left rolls.

harrycallahan wrote:I think the chief and I have differing views. I think He's letting something other than the facts guide his decision process. Yes the officers actions were over the top, but career ending? I don't think so. At some point these parents have to take responsibility for their children's behavior. A sad day all around.

steveincowtown wrote: Tatiana is listed on her twitter account as a "chiraq || texa$ || promoter || vixen ||."

This isn't simply case a of neighborhood high school student having some friends over. In fact, you read her twitter feed it appears that it may have been collecting funds to host other parties.

Visit at your own risk. I haven't reviewed all the content but some may not fall within the 10 year old daughter rule.

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And just like that all the content on her page has been blocked unless you are a follower.

mojo84 wrote:

ScooterSissy wrote:How come the teens throwing the party didn't invite their white friends?

Do you know who hosted or organized the "party"?

Tatiana Rose, who lives in the Craig Ranch neighborhood and hosted the party with her siblings, said a woman and man who live in the neighborhood showed up and called their friends racist profane names and told them to return to their Section 8 housing.

The 19-year-old Rose said most of her friends who attended the party live in Craig Ranch — which sits along a golf course.