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To: Tennessee_Bob
What did they want from him in the first place? What were they waiting for?
6 posted on 03/20/2002 9:19:46 AM PST by wideawake
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To: wideawake
What did they want from him in the first place? What were they waiting for?

From the article posted above:

Wolk's case dates to July when the city found 29 violations of the housing code at his two-story brick home in the 2400 block of North Avers, records show. After neighbors complained to the city, inspectors found a rotting porch, missing stairs, missing gutters, torn siding, a collapsed porch and other dangers.

Wolk was fined $14,500 on Oct. 16. He failed to show up for six court hearings. On Jan. 15, a judge issued a "body attachment" calling for police to take him into custody and use force if necessary.

Ald. Vilma Colom (35th) said her office tried for more than a year to deal with Wolk. She said she tried to tell him about city programs that could have provided money for repairs.


18 posted on 03/20/2002 9:38:29 AM PST by Tennessee_Bob
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