Friday, August 10, 2007
Two drug houses in Dallas finally torn down
Residents in the Oak Cliff neighborhood had complained for years.
DALLAS — Dallas tore down two houses in Oak Cliff that neighbors complained about being drug houses.
The neighborhood at Crest and East Elmore avenues is otherwise "mostly well-kept," says WFAA; neighbors had complained for years about the two run-down buildings.
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Michael Davis, says:
Some more coverage, video, and a slideshow.
http://dallasprogress.blogspot.com/20...
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