Williamson v. St. Martin's Apartments (2020)

Citation: Williamson v. St. Martin's Apartments (2020)
Parent Document: Williamson v. St. Martin's Apartments (2020)
Jurisdiction: DC (municipal)
Effective Date: 2020-08-06
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/4773213/williamson-v-st-martins-apartments/ ↗

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Landlord advises that Tenant is in breach and material noncompliance
      of the terms and conditions of the Lease due to Tenant’s criminal
      activity at the Property. Specifically, another resident at the Property
      has notified Landlord of threats made by Tenant and of Tenant’s
      possession of illegal substances with the intent to distribute (both to
      guests and other residents). Specifically, Landlord has received a
      report that on or about July 6, 2017, Tenant attempted to gain access
      into another resident’s apartment because she believed there to be
      drugs in the unit. When the resident refused to allow her inside,
      Tenant threatened to “fuck up” and “beat [the resident’s] ass.” The
      Landlord has also received reports that Tenant is possessing and
      selling drugs to other residents and has allowed others to use drugs in
      her apartment, including, but not limited to, crack cocaine.

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