Residents at two swanky North Carolina communities have sounded the alarm over alleged trespassers taking over their pools, claiming that their homeowners associations (HOA) are not doing enough to stop the rowdiness.
The complaints have emerged at Edge of Auburn in Garner and Trace at Olde Towne in nearby Raleigh, with residents saying they have become afraid to use their amenities funded through hefty HOA dues.
Dramatic footage from one of the pool areas showed a spat between residents and nonresidents, WRAL reported.
It was not clear how or why the confrontation started, but homeowners described how it embodied the tension inside the placid communities.
Ben Myer, who lives at the Edge of Auburn, said his ‘beautiful community’ was now seeing parties of ‘between 20 and 50 teens’ on what seemed like a weekly basis without an apparent solution in sight.
‘We’re paying for a pool, we’re paying for a basketball court, beautiful development, walking trails and people are scared out of using it,’ Myer told the outlet.
A separate video shot by a Ring doorbell camera showed a group of about 20 people showing up to an unauthorized gathering.
The crowd walked calmly in the middle of the street and chatted among themselves before allegedly partying.
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They will run off
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