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Originally Posted by mostpost
This was not a private enclave as has been claimed. It is an historic district that people enter all the time to look at the historic homes. Nobody broke down the gate. They simply opened it an walked in. One of the videos on Twitter shows a man holding the gate open as others pass through. There is absolutely no damage to the gate; no broken hinges, no damaged lock.
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“This is all private property,” said Mark McCloskey to KMOV. “There are no public sidewalks or public streets. We were told that we would be killed, our home burned and our dog killed. We were all alone facing an angry mob.”
Homeowners of Central West paid for the streets and sidewalks to be paved. Gates, guard towers, and black powder-coated signs denote this as a “private street”.
The homeowners of this area allow public access to view the homes. The gate is clearly damaged. The homeowner acted to protect his property, spinning this as anything else is crap.
