#Airbnb phoenix neighborhoods windows

Neighbors in Midway Hollow in North Dallas say they were dodging bullets inside their homes after a party with more than 100+ teens, at what they believe to be a short term rental, turned rowdy.

#Airbnb phoenix neighborhoods windows

Three bullets entered through the windows of her home where her parents and brother also live. My mom yelled at me to get down and I got down and called 911 from the floor.' 'I started running out of the living room and I passed the window that was shot through maybe 2 seconds before the bullet went through the window. “I happened to look up and saw two girls crouched next to my mom’s car and they lifted their hands and they said, 'No, no’ and started backing away and I was like something is going to happen,' explained Hernandez. The continuous gunfire that erupted in the street was captured on a neighbor's doorbell camera. Investigators said at this time it's unknown who fired the weapon and said no injuries were reported. on Sunday Dallas Police said officers responded to a shooting call. The only way police are going to come because they’re so understaffed, is if you actually have someone shooting at you. 'I never thought I would be feeling as unsafe in my home as I do in this type of neighborhood, especially with multi-million dollar homes,' said Thomas Hitchcock who lives next door in the transitional neighborhood that now has many high-priced homes. Other neighbors said they called the police as the party spilled onto their front lawns and driveways. 'There were cars everywhere, cars blocking the streets, cars blocking our driveways so I couldn’t park, kids dancing on rooftops, kids twerking everywhere it was just chaos,' said Jatsive Hernandez who lives across the street.

Hebert said many of the people there were teenagers, and when she asked them where they were from she got responses from all over the metroplex. 'It was kind of a shock to everyone in the neighborhood, a bunch of people ready to go to the club in this residential neighborhood, we’re not the club,' said Hebert who describes partygoers in bikinis and short shorts. Hebert began to record videos of people in the 3900 block of Valley Ridge Rd. I moved to this community, this neighborhood to be in a calm safe neighborhood to raise my kids, I did not come here to be two doors down from a hotel where anything goes,' said Sonya Hebert who lives on the same street. Now neighbors are coming together to tell Dallas City Council on Wednesday they disapprove of short-term rentals. They say it was the aftermath of an out-of-control party at a house they believe someone rented out. Homeowners in Midway Hollow in North Dallas said they're beyond upset after gunshots rang out in the middle of their quiet neighborhood over the weekend.