He sees warning signs from his house behind the funeral home. Litter dots the sidewalk. At night, surly teens hang out on the street corner. They're out later and later and getting younger and younger. Night and day, cars race down a narrow side street.
People stay inside.
Graffiti and vandalism are all too common. But we have zero tolerance for them. We don't want to turn into what Lower Price Hill has become. So he and his wife call the cops and City Hall when there's trouble. But they wonder whether anyone's listening.