As usual, I was enjoying a nice ride on my ten speed bike.
Across from the Irving Gas station was John staring at the full moon. He haven’t seen my next door roomer for a while so I decided to stop and asked – How 114 Brunswick Street since I left?
He told me that he must find a place soon because it’s crazy in there.
I suggested that he should moved out?
I am so happy that I left 114 Brunswick Street.
Once in that area, I noticed two police vehicles in the driveway.
I also noticed Maurice < caretaker > at the door.
I knocked at the neighbors door and I was surprise to see the two female cops in her Building.
Sitting down on the couch was this man.
He was drunk < normal > but there was a problem.
He really didn’t do anything wrong.
I recognized one of the policer officer from the Legislature.
I guess one of the female cop were called earlier in the evening because this man showed up with a homeless friend.
From what I’m told - The homeless guy wanted to put some stuff in his friend room.
The caretaker arrived at the door of John’s room and called him a homosexual because he had a friend in his room.
He ordered John and his friend out of the house and called the cops.
Once the cops arrive, the guys were gone.
So now we come back to Robert.
Robert was in his room and Maurice walked inside and also ordered the guy outside the house without a jacket.
He was drunk and upset.
The cops sympathies with the man
They were both surprise once he told the cops that he wasn’t allowed to use the washroom!
I explained to the police what was going on around here and that boarders or roomers had no rights in this province so therefore the caretaker can indeed evict these people and there’s nothing that can be done. The Police send me to the Human Rights and they're looking into it as we speak.
The cops decided to go and chat with Maurice.
They must have been there for close to 10 minutes.
I decided to check if everything was ok?
I heard the caretaker have a shouting match with the cops.
They ordered Robert to come at the door. Once there Robert told the caretaker to F@ck off!!!!
The caretaker quickly reminded the police officers that Robert just threaten the caretaker.
The cops were on the drunken individual side because all they had to do is put him in his room and everything would be ok!!!
They explained to the caretaker that he only told you to f@ck off and if the shoe fits??? Wear it!!!!
My God? These female officers were good!!!! They were stern and straight forward.
Earlier in the other house, they mentioned a guy name – Randy!
They told each other this would be a job for Randy!
I never bothered asking - Who’s Randy?
Well, the caretaker wasn’t going to allowed Robert in his room. He was in his rights because he knows roomers or boarders don’t have any rights whatsoever in New Brunswick.
The cops were at a standstill!
Minutes later another police vehicle quickly showed up at 114 Brunswick Street.
This time around? It was a male officer. He walked by us and I told my friend - That must be Randy?
He was close to 6.4 feet tall and he had a very serious look on his face.
I said- It’s a crazy atmosphere in there.
He just gave me a stern look and walked in the building.
The door was open and Maurice didn’t seem to have that angry look on his face anymore. He looked like a sad puppy!
Before Randy arrive the female cops try to find some kind of peace. Maurice saw us looking from the sidewalk.
He gave us a very dirty stern look and we return the fine gesture.
He was in charge so he decided to close the door.
That was a mistake because the cop quickly ordered the door open.
He just stared at us with a large cell phone on his side. He gave us a dirty Clint Eastwood look.
That cell phone looked like a 38 colt on his side.
We just laugh at the guy!
I heard the male cop shouting from inside the building.
He had everything straighten in 5 minutes.
Once the large male walked outside and passed by us.
I said - You must be Randy?
He looked surprised and said- Yes???
I quickly told him that his reputation follows him and I added that it was a complement!..lol…
The female officers told us that they were going to phone the landlord. We shook the officers hand for a job very well done! They did great!!!!
They just cannot believe that a caretaker would treat its tenants like dirt!
Robert was allowed in his room and while we stood outside chatting for a few minutes. We noticed Robert taking a pure drink of Listerine in his chair.
UGH!!!! I can’t even goggle the darn sh#t!!!
So? I had nothing to blog for today so I had my story but the evening wasn’t done yet!
While riding my bike down the street, I noticed John standing with his friend.
He told me that Maurice accuse him to be a homosexual and threw him out the building.
Well, he was also drunk and I followed him to the building and sure enough?
Maurice changed the lock on the building and John couldn’t go inside!
He paid his rent but he can’t go to his room!
There’s no way in the world that I was going to tell him to phone the cops!
Three times in one evening??? This is even too much for this ADHD person.
I left the area before some more action arrive.
I guess John was going to find a place to pass out.
Maybe on a bench somewhere?
He has a room but he can’t get in there.
Boy? I am very glad that I am out of there. But I must admit that these drunken individuals do keep their room clean!!!!!
This is the reason the New Brunswick Human Rights must act on this emotional issue as soon as possible!
How many other people around this Province are going through the same problem?
That’s the EMOTIONAL question!
I spoken to Brad Green < Justice Minister > on July 1st about this issue but nothing seem to move.
But then again? We are talking about the Lord government that don’t seem to care about ordinary New Brunswickers.
Where else in Canada would a City allowed a guy to sh#t in a garbage bag and put the bag on the side of the streets where kids play around?
It just doesn’t make any sense.
The Caretaker told Robert that he’ll be evicted in the morning and there’s nothing that can be done!
The guy didn’t do anything wrong but he’s still evicted and there’s no where to go to complain!
Maurice will keep the rent money for his personal use.
I’ll keep on fighting this issue and I can’t wait to go to the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission building at 11:00am on October 28th!
The only guy who doesn't seem to have any problem is this guy but once he takes a few drinks? He turns against Maurice because a person can just take so much! He's not allowed any visitors and the only place we can chat with the guy is from outside of his window.
Stay tune!!!!
