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- Gunman fires 15 shots into home during party; neighbors blame short-term rentals for rise in crime - WSB-TV
Gunman fires 15 shots into home during party; neighbors blame short-term rentals for rise in crime - WSB-TV
Summary
Following a shooting at a party in a home, neighbors are blaming short-term rentals for a rise in crime. This highlights the ongoing debate about the impact of STRs on local communities and public safety, raising concerns among residents. Addressing these issues is crucial for maintaining a positive relationship between hosts and their neighbors.
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