I was attacked on 8/29/20 by a mob, led by my neig...

I was attacked on 8/29/20 by a mob, led by my neighbor and her visiting house guests (6-8 people total) in The Parker Residence (formerly Levanto Apartments located at 5295 Kona Springs Ln, San Diego, CA 92120) . The police came out and my neighbor was charged with assault & battery and grand theft. STILL, no one was arrested. After the police left, I called the police again, because these people kept banging on my door and ringing the doorbell screaming obscenities and telling me to come outside so they could further assault me.

The next day, on 8/30/20, I had to call the police again because when I went outside to throw out the trash that morning, these people were standing at the bottom of the stairs of my apartment building. To that, I called the police again. SDPD came out and tried to have a mediation between us. The neighbor and her daughter, both a part of the mob that attacked me, spoke with such vitriol and hate and refused to be cordial and suggested that every time they see me in the neighborhood, I d be attacked.

On 8/31/20, the property manager, Heather Huynh called me to gather information. She informed me that she had spoken with the leasing agent who was present the day of my assault and that she d also be speaking with the woman who attacked me. When I told Heather that I would be contacting the media about my experience if they did not evict my attacker, I was threatened with eviction. You can imagine my disbelief as I pay upwards of $3,700 a month to live in a gated community only to be assaulted by neighbors and then threatened with eviction by the property manager.

On 9/1/20, I received a call from Heather. I was told that I was receiving a lease violation despite multiple witnesses AND the leasing agent who both explained that I was the person attacked. Heather failed to ask for supporting documents from the police department nor did she thoroughly investigate the situation before making this decision.

I strongly recommend that if you are looking for somewhere to stay that you don t move here. In the three weeks, the police have been in the neighborhood four times. For the amount of money they are charging for rent, you d think they d provide better security and better management.
I urge you to continue to search for somewhere to live because The Parker Residence is not safe and management clearly does not care about the tenants.