In 1985, I worked as a manager for the apartments at W. 5th and Monroe. This guy's sister and her husband were residents, and he and another young brother were living with her. I had seen a report on TV shortly before about a couple of kids who were suspected arsonists in that neighborhood; it was this guy and his brother. I had trouble from my very first day; a resident complained that the kids had broken her window with a slingshot, and then the husband screamed at me for upsetting his wife while he was at work, and then blamed another neighbor after THEIR bathroom window was broken that same evening. They left in a hurry a few weeks later when another brother who they had kicked out threatened to shoot them. The sad saga ended in court months later, when yet another brother who was in prison was dragged into court in leg irons and confessed to breaking their bathroom window. I don't doubt they were victims of bias at times, but they created their own drama wherever they went.