exception.
Next the petitioner called Sindy Martinez, an agent for the petitioner for the past two years. Mrs. Martinez's testimony corroborated the previous testimony regarding the leaks that occurred within the last two weeks. Mrs. Martinez testified that another leak began yesterday, March 1, 2021, in Mr. Ramirez's bedroom. Mrs. Martinez testified that the Fire Department has been called to the subject premises on several occasions to address these leaks. Mrs. Martinez testified that the Fire Department and the superintendent have consistently found the source of the leak, including the most recent one, to be open faucets in the kitchen and bathtub of the subject premises.
Mrs. Martinez testified that on January 24, 2021, at approximately 3:00 a.m., occupants of the subject premises broke glass in the lobby door in order to gain access to the subject building. Mrs. Martinez testified that she was able to determine the culprits of this incident through the indoor surveillance system. Prior to damaging the lobby door, Mrs. Martinez states that occupants of the subject premises were attempting to gain access by ringing every tenant's intercom button in order to gain access. She testified that she has 27 affidavits from tenants of the subject building complaining about the leaks, noise and behavior of the occupants of the subject building. Mrs. Martinez testified that out of the 27 tenants only Mr. Ramirez was willing to testify for fear of retaliation from the respondent. Mrs. Martinez testified that the occupants of the subject premises have consistently opened the mailboxes of the tenants in building. She states it most recently occurred on March 1, 2021. She states that while several tenants have complained about the mailboxes none are willing to press charges.