A resident at the Roundshaw farm in Sutton on Wallington, who faced a threats from an ex, says the police advised them to install a camera, which says it has the effect of making Othher Other Othher of the block feel safer.
However, after what is understood that he has a complaint in another neighbor’s leg, they say that his Metropolitan Housing Association Thames Valley Houses (MTVH) ordered his removal about the fear of violating other people’s privacy on the farm.
One of the couples, appointed only as Mr. J to protect his identity, told the local democracy reports (LDRS) that he had experienced a threat of weapons and a disturbing package of mysterious articles delivered to his main door.
After receiving police councils, they installed the camera above their forehead in 2021, claiming that a housing officer had talked to them about the following year and given the thumb UP Provid no neighbor had a problem with that.
After the initial conerns registered other nearby residents, J says he adjusted the angle, so he only registered the movement directly under it.
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He states that MTVH now wants it to be eliminated, following what he understands having been a complaint of a neighbor that he is violating his privacy.
However, Mr. J caresses that most neighbors are in favor of maintaining it.
He said: “We told them that the majority of the residents with whom we talked preferred to the chamber to remain there as a leader for any criminal activity. At the other end of our path, there are often stabbing.
“There are 12 raffle passenculus cameras on our road, a normal CCTV camera and two others in the back of the buildings. What is our different?”
Since then, the couple has installed more home security measures within the property on the fears that they could lose the camera.
The couple says that they have to ‘complete circle’ to obtain a written statement from their neighbor to keep the camera in place four years after it settled.
Mr. J said: “We have had to fight against these draurs, but we do not know what they do to other tenants. It is not as if we had abused property, we are Mintain their assets. We regularly repair things.
“His slogan is that we believe that everyone has a decent home and the opportunity to live well. They are stealing that at this time.”
A MTVH spokesman said: “Living with the fear that visitors to the lack of lack that reach their home can be anguishing terrible, and we have all sympathy because of the difficult situation in which residents seek in which they are called.
“It is important for us that all our residents feel safe in their home, that their right to privacy is protected and that our residents are treated by our turns with the greatest respect.
“While we are pleased to consider applications for the installation of personal security cameras in residents, we do not believe it is appropriate when the coverage extends to public or communal areas.
This is because it means that the images of other residents who participate in their daily lives could be captured in a private device.
“We have asked residents an adequate date to visit their home to review the scope of this camera due to its property positioning. Our safer neighborhood team is active and is ready to work with solving any security concern.
“MTVH works in close collaboration with the legal bodies for the protection and security of Roundshaw Estate.
“If residents perceive an immediate threat, we always get in touch with the police in the first instance. We are disappointed to hear that our residents feel that we have not handled this case as well as we would.
“We have informed with all the curls involved and, although the interpretations vary in terms of the specific words that were used, it is clear that our residents feel bad and for the treated porly.
“We want all our residents to feel supported and communicated with compassion, and this is a goal that we will continually strive.”
