Our landlord, BLACKSTONE, can't handle Stuy Town and Peter Cooper Village. There is a lack of enforcement of certain "rules," and no amount of notice to this alleviates the problems. We are continually being told half-truths and fabrications. And we have no viable Tenants organization, despite our TA asking for dues all the time. So far, the politicians have proven to be basically useless. A typical New York story.
Monday, June 8, 2015
Video Released of Attempted Rape
More on the incident or rather the rumored cover-up:
http://gothamist.com/2015/06/08/nypd_releases_video_of_suspected_st_2.php
This doesn't pass the smell test, however:
"An NYPD spokesperson told the website that in this case, Stuyvesant Town was omitted from the department's press release 'because it’s the address of the victim of a sex crime.' The spokesman added, 'We don’t mention the address of the victim, especially the victim of a sex crime. Stuyvesant Town is in the Gramercy section of Manhattan.'"
How is mentioning Stuy Town giving the address of the victim of a sex crime? There are a lot of buildings in Stuy Town. Wouldn't being more specific than "Gramercy" be a better clue? Maybe someone saw the alleged rapist-in-training in or around Stuy Town that night.
The crucial info, however:
"Anyone with information in regards to this incident is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 800-577-TIPS. The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the Crime Stoppers Website or texting their tips to 274637(CRIMES) then enter TIP577. "
UPDATE 6/9/15: ARRESTED: http://town-village.com/2015/06/09/man-arrested-in-connection-with-attempted-rape-in-stuy-town/
If you tell me there's a rapist running around Hells Kitchen I'm not going to pay attention. If you tell me it's my neighborhood I'm all eyes and ears. Reporting FACTS keeps people safe.
ReplyDeleteThe cover up is always, always, worse then the initial bad act. That is the most ridiculous attempt. They should have just come clean. We already know.
ReplyDeleteWOW
ReplyDeleteThat is one of the worse attempts at a cover up.
The NYPD 13th precinct just lost all trust when it comes to how they treat residents of Stuyvesant Town working class and NYU Stuy Town Residence Hall.
Gothamist seems to keep its press integrity intact by printing a second article instead of altering the first article as they were probably pressured to do by parties protecting RE interests.
Town & Village, oh Town & Village, please stop rewriting your article or letting others write your articles as you did with the crane collapse at the construction site for the office bunker. These cover ups are not making your "newspaper blog" look legitimate. Always keep the original wording as published and print corrections when necessary in additional blurbs, like the New York Times does.
This is a massive cover up that needs investigation that includes all activities in Stuyvesant Town by the NYPD.
>>If you tell me there's a rapist running around Hells Kitchen I'm not going to pay attention. If you tell me it's my neighborhood I'm all eyes and ears. Reporting FACTS keeps people safe.<<
ReplyDeletePrecisely.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gramercy_Park
ReplyDeleteThough Wikipedia should never be used as a final source of THE TRUTH, the above article seems very knowledgeable. Certainly most people who live around here would agree with the boundaries of "Gramercy" as stated in the article.
Everyone knows Stuy Town is on the border between the Gas House District and Bedpan Alley.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the TA should start handing out pepper spray and "what do do if you are sexually assaulted" fact sheets in front of the leasing office.
LOL Stringer and Garodnick are having fundraisers this week.
ReplyDeleteCensorship
ReplyDeleteControlling the media
Allowing third parties to write the newspaper headlines
If de Blasio and all politicians want to control the press perhaps they could do it without hiding behind a press office of spokespersons, public relations firms and lawyers, and say it himself in his annotations.
https://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20150608/civic-center/de-blasio-press-office-uses-genius-strike-back-at-news-articles
Off topic sort of
ReplyDeleteI agree with De Blasio -- the tax credits and rent regulation should not be linked in Albany. Linking good with bad is no way to "get things done" and part of what has to change. Rent regulations are too important to be linked to anything else.
There is a steep spike in crime and violent crimes in Stuyvesant Town that did not exist before CW and CompassRock.
ReplyDeleteWhere was Security to confront this piece of shit, at I believe, 3:30 in the morning? Why wasn't anyone paying attention to these security cameras? I want a full investigation on who was on duty at the time and why this wasn't prevented. You here that T.A.?
ReplyDeleteI never liked the relationship between the landlord security office and the 13th precinct.
ReplyDeleteSoo much for paying this security camera MCI?
ReplyDeleteTrue Story.
ReplyDeleteLast year a Stuy Town neighbor was on their way to meet with a lawyer about Peter Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town when the undercover NYPD 2Y 6W or 2W 6Y taxi they have lurking here knew when to be at the corner, raced in to get the fare and proceeded to interrogate during the ride, scaring and intimidating. They took down the medallion number and got the hell out of the taxi and ran.
I lost contact and think they moved but if they are reading this and Preet investigates PCVST I am sure they would come back and testify.
>>LOL Stringer and Garodnick are having fundraisers this week.<<
ReplyDeleteFor what? A run for mayor?
9:14 AM: Tell me more about this taxi! I never heard of such a thing! Your post sounds very far-fetched, but I wouldn't be surprised at anything here!
ReplyDeleteADAIN! The security cameras are supposed to catch and stop the crime while in progress but every time these guys have to go back and retrieve the footage. Maybe they should stop watching the rent stabilized residents and start watching the property!!!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/dailypolitics/scott-stringer-fundraising-blog-entry-1.2219393
ReplyDeletehttp://blog.timesunion.com/capitol/archives/234671/scott-stringer-is-fundraising-for/
Hard to believe but it is true.
Stringer or Garodnick for Mayor? Isn't New York bad enough!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't vote for those two for any office and I would never ever ever vote for a Ken Langone backed Christie Cuomo bi-partisan ticket. No fuckin way. Anyone Langone backs I will vote against.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.wsj.com/articles/ken-langone-throws-his-weight-behind-chris-christie-in-2016-1422415854
Nobody in ST-PCV is criticizing NYPD for not giving out the address of the victim. That's a sleazy sidestep, NYPD spokesperson. The criticism is that the location given was the vague, even misleading "Gramercy section" instead of the more specific and accurate "Stuyvesant Town."
ReplyDeleteUnder cover taxis have been in NYC forever. It is nothing new. I have seen one circling in front of Starbucks. It is freaky when you spot them.
ReplyDeleteIf the landlord is using them to spy on tenants that is disgusting. Here is how you can spot them and avoid them.
http://www.businessinsider.com/nypd-undercover-cops-taxis2011-11
If you are planning to drive in New York, you need to be even more careful around some cabs than others. And that is because these cabs are carrying New York's finest.
As New Yorkers know, NYPD has been using taxi cabs as undercover cruisers for years.
There is something very disconcerting about blue and red lights and a distinctive cop car phaser coming from a yellow taxi; in our case it was a Nissan Altima.
NYC The Blog reports that there are some distinctive characteristics to identifying a taxi cop:
License plate numbers typically begin with T800.
Medallion numbers begin with 6Y or 2W.
There is no partition between the front and rear.
They never stop for passengers (obvious reasons).
Seeing two people in the front and none in the back is another great hint.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/nypd-undercover-cops-taxis2011-11#ixzz3caOYJILJ
TOTALLY AGREE. SLEAZY SIDE STEP TO COVER UP. FOOLING NO ONE.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous Anonymous said...
Nobody in ST-PCV is criticizing NYPD for not giving out the address of the victim. That's a sleazy sidestep, NYPD spokesperson. The criticism is that the location given was the vague, even misleading "Gramercy section" instead of the more specific and accurate "Stuyvesant Town."
June 9, 2015 at 12:19 PM
The Dems stopped Cuomo's fake rent rally!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.capitalnewyork.com/article/albany/2015/06/8569455/cuomo-cancels-tenant-rally
We are not going away and we will not be quiet anymore!
Get Real. Real Rent Protection Reforms.
Undercover taxis are in Stuy Town all the time. Its no big deal.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable! Based on all the warped media coverage I have seen so far I can't believe this happened in StuyTown I just saw a network TV news report on this a few days ago and they also reported the attack happened in Gramercy Park--the graphics on the screen and the pictures they showed were al Gramercy.
ReplyDeleteThey were standing on the corner of 22nd St and Lex, implying that was where the attack happened. They interviewed two female investment bankers who live on the block, and they were standing on the corner of 22nd St and Lex in back of Baruch College. The women were of course very concerned for their own safety since they come home at 2AM many nights, especially when told there was a rapist in their neighborhood or block.
NOT ONCE did they say the attack happened several blocks and an entire neigborhood away. Does the media not know or do they just not care that when you give people the wrong information on crime locations that they are leaving the people who are in the locations near to where the crime is happening more vulneable?
Is it true the plan after having tenants cover costs for the furnishings in the dorm apartments, to use those furnished apartments as a short term furnished rentals and is Korman http://www.kormancommunities.com/history.htm
ReplyDeletethe rumored company really taking those over? Anyone else hear about this and is that why they are building so many different offices for each of the new companies that will have businesses in the divided up PCV ST property? How many apartments have they now furnished with the cheap dorm furniture?
Ohh ok, someone just said the $100,000 "luxury" renovation apartments are more likely to be a Korman-style pied a terre. They are banking on Cuomo surviving to finish the plan slowly getting rid of rent stabilization and turning NYC into a frat house casino golf convention playground for the world's wealthiest with their offspring in the ikea dorms while they intern on Wall Street.
ReplyDelete(Dark Depressing Sarcasm from The Boys On the Bench Club)
When New Yorkers are not allowed in the Senate Lobby but lobbyists are, including notorious nefarious REBNY, corruption abounds.
ReplyDeleteWhy is the perp's crotch blurred out in the video? Was he lurking in the vestibule with his junk out?
ReplyDeleteFrom Zephyr Teachout Twitter
ReplyDeleteZephyr Teachout @ZephyrTeachout 5h5 hours ago
Cuomo's rent op-ed from last week now looks so dishonest. If he actually cared about rent, he wouldn't tie it to to a terrible tax giveaway.
I spoke to my RA, he told me it's an isolated incident, in the meantime there is a mixer on avenue A, party on Garth
ReplyDelete>>Why is the perp's crotch blurred out in the video? Was he lurking in the vestibule with his junk out?<<
ReplyDeleteHe took it out at some point, to be sure.
Not a mixer, but a full on kindergarten room above us ONCE AGAIN. I'm so fucking sick of this night after night. No carpets, no care for those living around you nor under you. Half the floor has complained, such bullshit loser tenants now here.
ReplyDeleteNews to me about the taxis! I doubt they are working for CR, though.
ReplyDeletePS Officer 1: Hey, Mikey, take a look at camera 96, some dude standing in the vestibule with his dick out!
ReplyDeletePS Officer 2: Whoa! Save me a screen shot! Gotta upload that to twitter!
PS Officer 1: You think we oughta, you know, maybe send someone over?
PS Officer 2: Naaah, you know how it is... When ya gotta go, ya gotta go! Let maintenance mop it up later!
As I put in earlier comment, it was en route to meeting with lawyer about toxic construction debris that campus security and undercover taxi ran interference so there is some connection collaboration there too.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteAs Alicia Glen and Bill de Blasio meet with 75 Mayors and officials from 40 countries to talk about inequality and housing
re:
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2015-06-09/de-blasio-takes-his-inequality-message-to-international-audience
Keep this in mind. The elderly are of great value to society and social justice
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/10/will-i-end-up-alone-you-asked-google
"I doubt they are working for CR, though.
ReplyDeleteJune 9, 2015 at 9:24 PM"
Based on what facts and knowledge are you making this judgement?
People on this blog often say that it is illegal for more then two unrelated people to be living in a R/S apt (real R/S or fake). If this is the case, why does the TA or DG not try to do something about this? Is it illegal or not?
ReplyDeleteGlad the suspect is caught. The shady reporting remains troublesome especially the 22 and lex report on tv that came out of the T&V initial report and 9:24 given the amount of good will CompassRock gives this community I doubt you. You are sounding like a CompassRock troll.
ReplyDelete>>People on this blog often say that it is illegal for more then two unrelated people to be living in a R/S apt (real R/S or fake). If this is the case, why does the TA or DG not try to do something about this? Is it illegal or not?<<
ReplyDeleteIt's more than THREE unrelated people. So far, nothing has been done about it. I guess the excuse is that it is hard to prove.
9:24 here. I'm not a troll. I just found it mind-boggling to think that CR goes so far as to have taxis intervene the way described. Having said that, I wouldn't put anything past CR. The more I learn about that sleazy outfit the more shocked, but not surprised, I am. I am reaching the point where I wouldn't put anything past them. This place gets more surreal every day. Someone should make a movie about it. I always used to scoff at conspiracy theories, but not now.
ReplyDeleteWe really do need a real TA.
"It's more than THREE unrelated people. So far, nothing has been done about it. I guess the excuse is that it is hard to prove."
ReplyDeleteIf it was in their financial interest to prove it, they would soon find a way! If four unrelated people (especially elderly people) were living in a real RS apartment, they would find a way to get them out and invoke the law!
Hard to prove? not really - names, addresses, bills. 4 BILLION DOLLAR SECURITY CHECK IN SYSTEM OF WHO IS GOING IN AND OUT OF OUR BUILDINGS THAT WE have to pay for.
ReplyDelete8 42 . Awwwwwww were you thinking that the TA and DG did things for us? That was 1972.
ReplyDeleteThere used to be a calm that came over me as I left First Avenue and walked into Stuyvesant Town when I came home from work. Now the calm is gone all because the open space is commercialized, the trees are gone, the quiet is gone, the breeze and peacefulness is gone. The overcrowded sidewalks within are no different than outside Stuyvesant Town. What a real bunch of idiots.
ReplyDeleteIf I had to describe Stuyvesant Twon today in three words
ReplyDeleteLOUD CROWDED CRAMPED
You can't escape it. Outside. In building lobbies. In elevators. Next door apartments. Outside window.
LOUD CROWDED CRAMPED
Next time real estate brokers whine telling you you do not deserve your rent stabilized apartment tell them you deserve your rent stabilized home as much as anyone, including Alice.
ReplyDeleteA wealthy real estate broker's rent stabilized apartment.
How did you find this apartment [an eight-room spread at 150 East 72nd Street]?
I knew all the rental buildings and this was the only one I wanted to be in. When I got the apartment, in 1962, the rent was $400 a month. It went up legally whatever it could go up [according to rent-stabilization laws]. Now it’s just under $2,000.
That’s a pretty good deal.
Yes, isn’t it? Wonderful. My social security pays my rent.
Did you ever think about buying?
No, no. I felt so lucky that I had this opportunity to rent. If this were a co-op, my maintenance would be so much more. This way I can have paintings.
- See more at: http://therealdeal.com/closings/alice-f-mason/#sthash.xmh4FLYX.dpuf- See more at: http://therealdeal.com/closings/alice-f-mason/#sthash.xmh4FLYX.dpuf
Alice F. Mason, one of the city’s legendary real estate brokers, ran her eponymous boutique New York City real estate firm, which sold properties at some of the most exclusive buildings in Manhattan to the likes of Marilyn Monroe and other celebrities, for over 40 years. She closed its Madison Avenue office in 2008 and now works from her Upper East Side apartment. She is equally known for her famous dinner parties, where regular guests included Walter Cronkite, Norman Mailer, Woody Allen and Jimmy Carter. - See more at: http://therealdeal.com/closings/alice-f-mason/#sthash.xmh4FLYX.dpuf
It keeps getting obvious and sleazier why they are trying to get the public to call and consider Stuyvesant Town as Gramercy. It was no accident on the NYPD report.
ReplyDeleteCalling PCVST Gramercy and advertising Stuy Town amenities open to the public and I doubt we have as many trees as gramercy since CompassRock killed them
http://www.pcvstliving.com/no-fee-apartments-nyc/gramercy-park-apartments
They are desperate to fill the vacancies of the overpriced apartments
ReplyDeleteLong gone are the days of a ten year wait list highly desired middle class park setting
We are full fledged student population NYU and they are desperate. They are advertising everywhere. They are calling PCVST as Gramercy, as Union Square, as NYU, etc.
Desperation...
Gramercy Park Apartments for Rent - Stuyvesant Town
www.pcvstliving.com/no-fee-apartments.../gramercy-park-apartments
Gramercy park apartments on PCVST include no fee apartment rentals with a wide array of amenities in the heart of one of Manhattan's trendiest neighborhoods.
Gramercy park apartments on PCVST include no fee apartment rentals with a wide array of amenities in the heart of one of Manhattan's trendiest neighborhoods.
Apartments Near NYU for Rent - New York City - Manhattan
www.pcvstliving.com/no-fee-apartments-nyc/apartments-near-nyu
PCVST offers no-fee apartments near NYU for rent with a wide array of amenities in the heart of one of Manhattan's trendiest neighborhoods. ... Apartments near NYU (no-fee rentals) surround the Washington Square Park. ... to live in one of PCVST's one, two, three, and four bedroom apartments located near all the best ...
Student Life at PCVST
Among PCVST's amenities, the Oval Cafe and the Oval Study are popular with our many student tenants. The Oval Cafe offers a tasty menu, comfortable seating, and free WiFi. The Oval Study is a quiet retreat far away from the city bustle, perfect for students to work in a comfortable and relaxing environment. The study also offers free WiFi and numerous business resources, including internet kiosks, a private conference room, and hundreds of books, magazines, and newspapers to borrow!
http://www.pcvstliving.com/no-fee-apartments-nyc/apartments-near-nyu
Apartments for rent: Union square apartment rentals
newapartmentsfor-rent.blogspot.com/.../union-square-apartment-rentals....
Dec 11, 2014 - Search all Flatiron/Union Square apartments: No-fee rental ... Union Square Park is the juncture of four Manhattan neighborhoods: the Flatiron ... Union Square apartments on PCVST include no fee apartment rentals with a wide array of amenities in the heart of one of Manhattan's trendiest neighborhoods.
CompassRock is running ads with their Stuy Town logo and with the headline
ReplyDelete"STUY TOWN
Stuyvesant Town Peter Cooper Village
GRAMERCY"
Stuyvesant Town was 1000% safer 15 years ago.
ReplyDeleteWho is Jasmine Arroyo and why is she telling CBS Stuy Town is safer now with the overpopulation, drunks, heavy pot smoking, overcrowded, obviously Jasmine doesn't live in Stuyvesant Town. The East Village Alphabet City might be safer, but Stuyvesant Town has gotten much less safe.
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2015/06/07/gramercy-attempted-rape/
CompassRock is renting out rooms in Peter Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town on the site Kangaroom
ReplyDeleteLots of transients and strangers. No more families. Toddlers are not safe.
http://kangaroom.net/room/search?exp=Stuyvesant%20Town&lat=40.7317&lon=-73.9783&countryId=233
http://kangaroom.net/room/search?exp=Stuyvesant%20Town&lat=40.7316903&lon=-73.97784939999997&countryId=233
http://kangaroom.net/room/view/us/new-york/new-york-county/peter-cooper-village/1975-per-month-double-room-in-peter-cooper-village-available-from-wednesday-1-july-2015/2858125
http://kangaroom.net/room/view/us/new-york/new-york-city/stuyvesant-town/1800-per-month-double-room-in-stuyvesant-town-available-from-monday-8-june-2015/2854563
36 more rooms to rent in Stuyvesant Town
ReplyDeletehttp://www.spareroom.com/rooms-for-rent/manhattan/stuyvesant_town
MetLife never allowed this low-life type of transient room for rent behavior as David Sorise is running here.
ReplyDelete25 more Peter Cooper Village apartment listings on nybits
ReplyDeleteLosers can't fill the apartments. They will never achieve a ten year wait list with their idiotic business plan.
http://www.nybits.com/apartments/c_peter_cooper_village.html
ReplyDelete25 PCV apartments listed on nybits
http://www.nybits.com/apartmentlistings/c_peter_cooper_village_all_rentals.html
77 Stuyvesant Town apartments listed on ny bits
http://www.nybits.com/search/?_a!process=y&_rid_=4&_ust_todo_=65733&_xid_=h94SKn8I.pw327-1433994798&!!rmin=&!!rmax=&!!fee=nofee&!!orderby=neighborhood&!!nsearch=stuy_town&submit=+SHOW+RENTAL+APARTMENTS+
Embarassing.
On a side note... there was a giant goose walking on Peter Cooper Road this morning by 530 East 23rd. Scared the crap out of me at first because I wasn't paying attention and next thing I knew it was right next to me!
ReplyDeleteThere are no coincidences or accidents that big in reporting neighborhood of a rape. It was on purpose reported that way, misleading, left Stuyvesant Town in the dark and in danger and the reporting made Gramercy Park scared of being in danger, unnecessarily fearmongering. It gets more and more disgusting the more this management company puts this community at risk and robs us blind with their Tishman ten year plan. They certainly staffed with the right people willing to fore go safety for this latest Gramercy Waterfront luxury housing plan.
ReplyDeleteCompassRock and the New York City administration is misleadingly marketing Stuyvesant Town Peter Cooper Village dorms as "Gramercy" to steal equity from their "luxury" and safe reputation to make more money from PCVST.
"If I had to describe Stuyvesant Twon today in three words
ReplyDeleteLOUD CROWDED CRAMPED"
Yeah, I feel the same way. The whole city really has become untenable. One can't drive anywhere anymore (unless at 3 am) and avoid a traffic jam. As far as the Sty is concerned, it was always a reprieve. This is what happens when you go from a widow living in a two bedroom apt to eight frat douchebags living in a two bedroom. Multiply that by the thousands of apartments we have here and you see the result. You can't even walk in the Sty without inhaling people.
The situation will get better (and worse, from a crime perspective) but it will take time. We've seen the beginning of the end of proactive policing. This will lead to a return to the 70's and 80's (I realize current carpetbaggers inhabiting the Sty have no idea what I'm talking about). Once we return to the NYC of old, these hoes and bros will take their tattoos and beards back to Indiana/Ohio/michigan and maybe we'll be able to breathe around here again.
StuyTown is stll like a gated ommunity compared to almost everywhere else in New York. Try living in the EV where you if you're lucky might have one skinny tree in front of the garbage cans next to your trash lined stoop. Compared to most places StuyTown is like a lush wildlife refuge, but people still complain about the dogs, the squirrels, the pigeons. The rest of NY has rats and mice. People here complain when a couple of washers or dryers are broken, but be grateful you don't have to walk a few blocks to do your laundry. Things aren't perfect, things could always be better, but you really need to put things into perspective or risk coming off as a bunch of spoiled, overprivileged brats, just like the NYU students you like to criticize every day. It's time to get some gratitude in that attitude.
ReplyDelete>>Things aren't perfect, things could always be better, but you really need to put things into perspective or risk coming off as a bunch of spoiled, overprivileged brats, just like the NYU students you like to criticize every day. It's time to get some gratitude in that attitude.<<
ReplyDeleteProblem is you have many tenants who have been here for years and see what this complex has become. It's called "Death by a Thousand Cuts." You may fool recent tenants, but not the others.
So tenants should be now show gratitude for MCIs, rent increases on "the New Stabilizers," dog crap and piss all over the place, garbage on the walkways and green spaces, noise from construction and late-night party animals, recyclable areas crammed full, cracked pavements, more and more people packed into apartments and the general wear caused by an overflow of a population, etc, etc.
"Things aren't perfect, things could always be better, but you really need to put things into perspective or risk coming off as a bunch of spoiled, overprivileged brats, just like the NYU students you like to criticize every day. It's time to get some gratitude in that attitude."
ReplyDeleteWaiting to hear the following, usually said by Flyover State hick transients and, if not, shame on you:
"If you don’t like noise, move to__________" (Suburbia, FL., a retirement home, etc.)
"Get a grip."
"Get a life."
"Get out of your apartment"
Have I left anything out?
1:26 pm. HA. Yes, you left out, can someone help me pay for the increase we just got for $450.00 a month? pleaseeeeee
ReplyDelete12 :08 Did you know that there are hundreds of other places to live in the city and not the East Vilage - better looking, trees, playgrounds, lower prices, peaceful apartments, better neighbors, better landlords.
ReplyDeleteEV sucks, don't use it as an example as it's laughable.
There are many encounters with weirds in Pcv and stuytown. Flyover moms and dads beware - kids are not safe alone there We moved out months ago due to this. BTDT.
ReplyDeleteThat wasn't a goose, it was Susan Steinberg on bikini watch!
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of sleazy things going on. The newly formed "management company" tells the third party vendors to spy on tenants and tell management if and when there are deaths of the elderly who is on the lease then harasses the family members to give up the lease. Not all the third party vendors will do it so they tell the tenants to be careful.
ReplyDeleteEven some neighbors are informing the "management company" on their neighbors family deaths and harassing their own neighbors. This place is crawling with a lot of awful, greedy people.
This past Wednesday at 5.30 PM I saw the undercover 6Y-something taxi idling at the north end of the Ave. C Loop. A security SUV pulled up alongside it and they had a chat. I didn't get close enough to hear what they were talking about. Also. the taxi has a fake ad on the roof. It's very generic and stupid-looking, like clip art from Windows 95.
ReplyDeleteI hate this place soo much that I am looking to move. I am a RS tenant and I have HAD IT! Too much aggravation, where it is not worth it anymore. This place has been officially destroyed, and there is no looking back. See ya!
ReplyDeleteWow, well I guess I was wrong. The NYPD is definitely doing some collaborating with campus security and campus security McClellan and Dan are always talking. Some cahoots are stirring between those three.
ReplyDeleteHarassing and spying on tenants. Despicable.
ReplyDeleteMy kids and I were behind two undercover cops tonight on First Avenue Loop entrance when he saw they were carrying jackets over their guns in holsters. Two more undercovers, a man and a brunette woman, both with guns too then met up with them walking south. My kids do not need to see guns in Stuyvesant Town!! This place has really changed for the worse. Have a good weekend all.
ReplyDeleteWhat's all this stuff about "undercover taxis?" I had never heard of it before I read this blog. If they are undercover cops posing as taxi drivers to keep an eye on the property and keep us safe, then I don't see a problem. However, from a couple of the comments I have seen above, I get the impression that these "sleuths" are not our friends. Could somebody please explain to me what this is all about? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteBTW, the goose wasn't lost, the policeman told her she was in Central Park.
ReplyDeletedon't move. That's what they w a n t you to do.
ReplyDelete"The newly formed "management company" tells the third party vendors to spy on tenants and tell management if and when there are deaths of the elderly who is on the lease "
ReplyDeleteSorry, this does not make sense. If a parent dies, you are under the lease obligation to inform CR so one does not need a third party to "spy" on you to get this info to CR. If you do not tell (what, you sneak the body out, move in your son?), guess what, you are in a major lease violation and are subject to eviction under NYS RS law. The issue is the question of succession rights. For every succession case now, CR will take you to Housing Court no matter how good a case you have and if you lawyer up, the fee will be around $35,000, chump change for CR. Good luck in trying to get that fee back to you even with a positive Court ruling.
My 14 year old dd walks to school & home Baruch, MS 104 daily. This past 4 to 5 weeks, she's been approached and harassed several times near the entrance of peter cooper - near duncan donuts area and the old Essa. Punks trying to grab her and asking her for drugs or to buy drugs.
ReplyDeleteI still want to know what these undercover cops/taxi drivers are all about! Are they looking after us or out to get us?
ReplyDelete:Last year a Stuy Town neighbor was on their way to meet with a lawyer about Peter Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town when the undercover NYPD 2Y 6W or 2W 6Y taxi they have lurking here knew when to be at the corner, raced in to get the fare and proceeded to interrogate during the ride, scaring and intimidating. They took down the medallion number and got the hell out of the taxi and ran."
ReplyDeleteThey should have just told the "driver" to mind his own business. I never chat with taxi drivers. Most of them aren't interested in chatting, but when I get the occasional one who wants to gab and ask questions, I just tell him I want to ride in peace and quiet. I close the bullet-proof partition if there is one.
NYPD undercover activity in PCVST might indicate a local crime pattern with suspect descriptions. That could explain why, if it actually occurred, initial police news releases will misplace a crime location or exclude descriptions and acts. The wannabe rapist this past week did get arrested within 24-48 hours
ReplyDeleteThere are no secret NYPD assassins contracted out by CWC to hunt down a tenant Silkwood movie character reporting toxic chemical and asbestos violations to a lawyer somewhere. That's nonsense.
It's also doubtful city police collude with NYU or CWC to misreport overall PCVST crime stats in an effort to maximize student dorm occupancy.
Still, there's probably more physical crime taking place now inside PCVST than anytime before, including the 70's-80's when a few nearby areas were actually dangerous. Back then PCVST was a safe oasis. Not anymore since Speyer.
12:12 you know a lot about the laws but keep in mind most tenants do not have as much knowledge as you do making them easier to fall for landlord lies.
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