Couple’s TV seized after noise complaints
March 12, 2009
Authorities in Rochdale, England, said a couple’s television and stereo system were seized after numerous noise complaints went unheeded.
Council officials and police raided the home of Paul and Amanda Cregan and seized the couple’s $3,449 TV and $620 music system, The Daily Telegraph reported Thursday.
The officials said the noise making items
were seized after neighbors repeatedly complained about the noise coming from the home even after a noise abatement order was issued in 2006, the newspaper said.
Noise nuisance is a serious annoyance,
said Andy Glover of Rochdale council.
Officials said the Cregans will have to pay the council nearly $550 to reclaim their property, The Daily Telegraph said.
Source: upi
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