HOW TO PUT A STOP TO ORGANIZED CRIME AT AN APARTMENT COMPLEX IN AUSTIN, TEXAS, USA:

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You can call or write to the "Nuisance Abatement Unit" of the Austin Police Department (APD) and offer that APD unit a complaint.

That complaint from you can then trigger an investigation by that APD unit that results in the apartment complex with alleged organized crime activities being closed by court order for one year. This could occur if the owner of that complex fails to respond adequately to allegations by APD of organized crime activities occurring on that commercial real-estate property in Austin, Texas. The two current officers of the APD Nuisance Abatement Unit are: APD Sergeant Micah Roberts, office phone 512-974-4499, e-mail address "micah.roberts@austintexas.gov"; and APD Detective Brian Robinson, office phone 512-974-7715, e-mail address "brian.robinson2@austintexas.gov". The official Austin Police Department webpage for the Nuisance Abatement Unit contains the following very helpful statement: "What kind of illegal activity can be addressed by the nuisance abatement unit? "prostitution "aggravated assault "sexual assault "robbery "gambling "organized criminal activity "delivery, possession, manufacture or use of a controlled substance "discharge of a firearm "unlawfully carrying a weapon "trafficking persons". According to the official APD webpage for the Nuisance Abatement Unit, the types of properties that can be closed because of organized crime activities there include apartments, motels, private residences, businesses of any type, convenience stores, and "any type of property." For additional factual information, please visit the Austin Police Department's official webpage for the APD Nuisance Abatement Unit: http://www.austintexas.gov/department/nuisance-abatement