A mother and daughter are expressing their outrage over the disposal of their fire-damaged apartment belongings on the curb.
Channel 2’s Candace McCowan interviewed them on Wednesday during WSB Tonight at 11 p.m., and they are curious as to why they were not informed.
The incident took place at the Cameron Run Apartments in East Point.
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Jessica Newtown was overcome with emotion on Tuesday as she arrived at her apartment to discover a distressing sight. The sidewalk was strewn with their belongings, including furniture, clothing, and personal items belonging to Jessica and her mother, Natasha.
Jessica expressed her deep concern and frustration when she stumbled upon her newborn baby’s hospital information scattered on the ground. The yellow folder, which she had received from the hospital, contained her baby’s personal details. Jessica found this incident to be extremely disrespectful.
In February, a fire broke out in the apartment across the breezeway at Cameron Run, leading to water and smoke damage in Jessica and Natasha’s apartment.
Jessica’s baby was taken from her, and she was forced to move out.
According to Jessica, turning on the heat or air conditioning in one apartment does not prevent the transfer of particles and pollutants from neighboring apartments.
Natasha claims that the management team actively communicated with them, collaborating on rent negotiations and assuring them that they would address any issues with their unit.
Natasha Gano recalls that she was assured by someone that they would inform her in advance about their arrival and provide her with sufficient time to prepare and remove her belongings.
