Longwood woman faces midnight deadline to unclog cement-filled drainpipe

[@johnball8758]

If she thought the drain was illegal, she should have filed a lawsuit against the entity that installed it instead of flooding the neighbor's yards. Now the neighbors hate her and she faces lawsuits from neighbors, the city and possibly others. This is truly the work of a narcissist.

[@JK_Chapman]

💯 malignant

[@vaopr1012]

What wasn’t mentioned in this clip is that the drain had been installed more than a decade before the current owner bought the property

[@GhostSot]

It was there BEFORE she bought the house

[@Neveracommie-c2e]

Narcissist, no! Idiot yes!!!!

[@spikenomoon]

@@vaopr1012she filled it with concrete

[@wodell586]

Sue her for all the damages to everything. Intentional stupidity must be punished

[@JohnSmith-xu7ev]

So if your poor, what does that do

[@tommydong8070]

​@@JohnSmith-xu7ev👈 Found one of the stupids.

[@tammycornejo9155]

Yes it must

[@KandiKlover]

Convince a crackhead to burglarize her house and give him something pointy to let stuff happen.

[@Esther-lm6pm]

Face the consequences..​@@JohnSmith-xu7ev

[@sango_wango851]

This seems to be a great example of why civil court exists. This lady didn't accidentally cause an issue, she did it intentionally and with foresight. It'll be interesting to see how the lawsuits play out - she's already being sued by the HOA.

[@JohnSmith-xu7ev]

Seems like a horrible example

[@sango_wango851]

​@@JohnSmith-xu7ev how so? someone causing damages to another person is the entire reason civil courts exist and that's exactly what happened here.

[@JohnSmith-xu7ev]

@@sango_wango851 But where does it make it "great"

[@tommydong8070]

​@@JohnSmith-xu7ev 👈 Ignorant munkey. Where is now the neighbors can sue her for damages to their properties instead of eating the costs of repairs out of their own pockets. Yes, I misspelled that word.

[@manicbidder8455]

Honestly since she was aware it could damage everyone's property this might actually be a criminal offense.

[@DovZeev]

This drain was a public easement. Why does the town not go in rip out the drain cover and be done with all of this? Stop making the people of the neighborhood wait for intervention.

[@depunx4940]

She filled the drainpipe with cement. Ripping the drain cover won't help.

[@retiredlogman]

@@depunx4940 Dig it all up and replace what she destroyed. Take her to court to recover costs.

[@depunx4940]

@@retiredlogman You want to go in to her property, work for free and then try to take her to court to cover the cost.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

@@depunx4940Yes. There is a legal process for doing that when public health and safety are at risk.

[@Honkahonky]

​@@depunx4940do you know the definition of public assessment? It would be a good idea to contact the corp of engineers, messing with body of waters are a big deal.

[@cmwHisArtist]

City should fix the drain and send her the bill. Hurricane season coming, street and cellars will be a mess.

[@kevinscott4081]

The fact that they are not doing that tells me she is probably right about the drain being illegal.

[@robinlondrow9263]

Sorry no cellars in Orlando

[@djrosette]

​@@kevinscott4081 they are probably just hoping she does the right thing and fixes it without them having to waste taxpayers money on it. After all the drain was there years before she even bought and moved into the house

[@neilkurzman4907]

@@kevinscott4081 And the court order to repair the damage doesn’t tell you that she is wrong? She can drag this out as long as she wants to. She’s going to have to do the repairs and her neighbors and the HOA consumer for damages since she actually caused real damages.

[@neilkurzman4907]

@@djrosette The city may not be able to repair it since it’s an HOA. It may not be a public road in which case the HOA will have to do the repairs and put a lien on the property.

[@lizzieb6311]

I had an idiot neighbor who did a similar thing…she was so pissed off at her husband she decided to leave him…she decided to “send him a message” by pouring quick Crete down the toilets and flushing…completely FD up the plumbing ….heres the BEST PART: she couldn’t afford to rent a house and had to go back to the house NOBODY would buy for obvious reasons. She had to take a second mortgage on the house for the 60K repair for her little “message to her husband” who divorced her and left her the house 😂😂😂

[@1wheeldrive751]

Cool story. It doesn’t cost $60k to redo the plumbing.

[@lizzieb6311]

@@1wheeldrive751 It does when you have to bust out the concrete slab and replace all the flooring and then dig up a good portion of the septic tank pipes…thanks for adding your incorrect two cents

[@robertward8035]

Priceless 😁

[@1wheeldrive751]

@@lizzieb6311 - you are precious.

[@lizzieb6311]

@@1wheeldrive751 And you believe you know it all…but you don’t . 😘

[@williammurray1341]

The fact that this station has a count down going speaks volumes. She has created a public health and safety hazzard, yet the government is waiting for her to act. The rules of imminent domain surely apply.

[@willconklin7739]

They have to give her a reasonable time period to fix it, if not, she could argue that she was going to fix it but wasn't given a reasonable amount of time and then the county would be on the hook for the repair costs. This way, the county can sue for the full repair costs, as can the surrounding homeowners that have damage or a cost from what she did. This will not end well for her.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

Eminent, not imminent.

[@isoldel.]

Keep in mind that she bought the place well after that drain was there. It was as-is and as a realtor, she KNEW before buying.

[@baneblackguard584]

that's not how it sounded. story said the drain was added without her permission. where did you get that she bought it after the drain was there, it's inconsistent with what the video states.

[@isoldel.]

@@baneblackguard584 Since my comments with the link aren't sticking, look up the news article - TIMELINE: Longwood woman fills drainpipe with concrete, sparks neighborhood flooding Her letter was ambiguous. The "past" she refers to is purposely vague since it was outside of the timeframe that she had bought the place. "However, Rodriguez added that there is nothing in the HOA’s records about having the drainpipe installed, and it instead appears as though the drainpipe has been there since before the woman moved to the property."

[@jillclarke7264]

She deliberately destroyed her neighbors property. Take her to court and sue the hell out of her. Why isn't the city addressing this?

[@baneblackguard584]

I don't see how she is at fault. it obviously was draining fine before, so who changed what that made it necessary to alter her property without permission? Someone is at fault for the situation, I'm not seeing how that can be her.

[@newbietricki239]

​​​@@baneblackguard584Shes the one that filled the drainage with concrete, drainage that was there years before she purchase and even before the previous owners. I don't know if you are dense or just stupid.

[@up0820]

​@@baneblackguard584 I don't see in this video where the drain is actually located, do you know the facts of where it's installed and where it runs on the property? If it's installed in the easement, she has zero say and should be jailed for what she did. I would love to know more facts on this.

[@baneblackguard584]

@@up0820 even if that's the case, did the easement exist when she bought the property or did they shuffle some political shenanigans, in that case, has there been an investigation to check connections between those politics and whoever actually made the changes that caused the change in water flow... the situation smells.

[@HiDefHDMusic]

@@baneblackguard584hey idiot, the drain was installed 10 years before she bought the house

[@cookiebun95]

How selfish can you be? Why are they waiting until mid September to take her to court. They should have done that immediately after she filled in the storm drain.

[@timdowney6721]

There may be a legally required notice period to give the person time to cure the problem. State and local statutes vary.

[@neilkurzman4907]

Unfortunately, dragging things through the court system in the United States is historically slow. Especially if one of the parties wants to drag out the proceedings.

[@forbolden]

She has legal rights also that have to be respected. You just can't drag people off to court without giving them a chance to defend themselves no matter how guilty or outrageous their actions are. Also the courts don't just sit there on daily basis waiting for something to happen. They are busy with other Knuckleheads, gotta schedule it.

[@T-money0985]

Ask the HOA the same thing. HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@neilkurzman4907]

@@T-money0985 So you think you can do as you please on your property. Why don’t you try burying some oil drums there and see what happens. Why don’t you cut the water lines or gas lines that run across your property and see what happens. She intentionally destroyed infrastructure that was there on the property when she bought it. If she had an issue, she should’ve purchased a different property.

[@your_royal_highness]

How about criminal charges? That might get her attention

[@Roddy556]

Yeah that's straight vandalism, on par with something like arson.

[@CW70115]

Karen needs to go to jail.

[@jikook7457]

And need pay for all the damage she caused.

[@baneblackguard584]

@@jikook7457 did she cause the damage though? clearly if the drain is new it was draining fine before. so who changed what to make it necessary to alter her property without permission. Someone is at fault, I'm not convinced it's her.

[@jikook7457]

@@baneblackguard584 she. filled. it. with. concrete. So 🤔, I'm gonna say it was HER

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@davidmorrow9327]

And the lady is a real estate agent...wow

[@HustleMuscleGhias]

Her name is Diane Goglas

[@SewingBoxDesigns]

Every divorced middle class woman went out and got a realtor's license like a plague. They didn't know a thing about anything, just the basics of an easy test. It takes very little brains to pass the test. Then they go around annoying everyone by leaving business cards and banging on doors wanting to sell your house no matter how many times you say not interested.

[@T-money0985]

Good for her. She knows her rights.

[@middleagedcrazy5297]

The irony of this situation is little Ms Narcissist didn’t take into account is her eyesore drain grate is still there. She thought her lawn was torn up before, just wait. And now let’s add up the fines and lawsuit or lawsuits. This is a perfect example of working strictly from emotions. I’m not sure about every state or local municipality but the multiple ones I lived in all had understandable regulations about water shed. Regardless of land ownership or not, you were not allowed to stop the flow of water or change the pattern of it without engineering approval to keep it from having adverse affects. (This being the perfect example)

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@joyanders3968]

The drain was on the property before she bought it. She was wrong and the city should have gone after her immediately.

[@KandiKlover]

Yeah but republicans. You’re fault for voluntarily continuing to live in Florida.

[@SewingBoxDesigns]

The thing is, it's just a drain. Landscape around it, put some potted plants on it the water can go around, turn it into a feature of some sort. Maybe it was stinky, every summer a drain near our previous place used to stink like death every sundown in summer from rotting cooked vegetation down there and the water sprinklers coming on at dusk. 🤢

[@Crangaso]

Ain't no way she's gonna be able to "Unclog" the drain pipe she CEMENTED closed.

[@neilkurzman4907]

She absolutely can unclog the drain pipe with a backhoe and a jackhammer. Depending on how much concrete she poured in there the cost could be tens of thousands.

[@chaosshadow9000]

But how can you do that if it’s filled with water?

[@koro_kokoro]

@@chaosshadow9000that would cost a lot more money. Which she will now pay even more as the city will use expensive equipment and make her pay for it

[@stephaniegoodman6887]

The county should repair the problem. Then put a lien on her house if she doesn't pay the county back. After all the neighborhood people are still paying their county taxes.

[@SewingBoxDesigns]

Most likely solution. Still.....easy catfish dinners...🤔

[@stephaniegoodman6887]

@@SewingBoxDesigns One of my most favorite foods...deep fried catfish with all the fix- inz...

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@sharonbowers9929]

Send her the bill. The insurance companies should be suing her also for unnecessary payouts. So incredibly self centered.

[@dmo848]

Last person i seen do something like this, they ended up losing their home cause of stupidity over a pipe. 🤣😂 These towns will get you. Can't fight town hall

[@neilkurzman4907]

You can’t fight Townhall doesn’t apply here. She did this damage to herself. She paid to have the damage done. And she’s going to pay to have it undone. The question is how much concrete did she pour in there and how much damage did she cause?

[@deanbarnette1602]

She needs to be arrested & made to pay for all of the damages that she caused throughout the neighborhood!!! 🤬💯

[@johnnyw2608]

The drain was installed before she even bought the house 😂😂😂

[@daccrowell4776]

Why wasn't this mysterious woman arrested for vandalism and destruction of property? She's NOT entitled to screw around with public infrastructure, and given the typical damages resulting to other properties from this sort of flooding, she's going to be on the hook for extensive repairs to her neighbors' homes, etc. This should've been treated as a criminal case from square one. Not a code violation. I sense corruption.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@Maybe1Someday]

If he dug a hole and put a Home Depot bucket in it then he could put the pump in that and then pump earlier

[@neilbrown2948]

the pail would float up.😲

[@SquishyZoran]

@@neilbrown2948I do the bucket thing all the time in construction. Normally you put holes or slits in the bucket and have the hole bigger then the bucket and one you put it in you fill the space with Drain rock.

[@Morpheus187]

@@neilbrown2948 No common sense

[@janetyeoman1544]

That pump float switch would have to be fully up to engage. Better to have a hole to set it into or use a pump with no float, and just plug it in when needed.

[@neilkurzman4907]

@@janetyeoman1544 Tells you how much water he’s actually getting doesn’t it?

[@_Makeitmakesense_]

EVERYONE who is effected by this needs to sue her. 20 lawsuits will be an expense lesson

[@blazingstar9638]

She probably thought it was a sassy move at first - not so easy to remove that cement now 😅

[@kevinscott4081]

Or she could be in the right.

[@mayoluck]

​​@@kevinscott4081it was installed a decade before she bought the house. So no, not at all. As well its not her property to make the decision. Its up to the city bc its part of the easement.

[@neilkurzman4907]

@@kevinscott4081 If she’s in the right then, why has the court ordered her to repair the damage she caused?

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@Jennifer-y1f]

All the neighbors should collectively sue this woman.

[@everybuddy5924]

Probably will but doubt she will have the money to pay

[@throughthoroughthought8064]

@@everybuddy5924 sell her house for her

[@koro_kokoro]

@@everybuddy5924she does. When she is forced to sell the house. The rest… they find a way… like taking money from your wages

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@Jennifer-y1f]

@@T-money0985 Would you also approve of someone pouring concrete down someone’s toilet? Friggin idiot.

[@1127brighton]

Why aren't they giving out this woman's name? Also, I thought I heard that she had hired people to do this, shouldn't they realize this was probably going to cause problems and be illegal?

[@HustleMuscleGhias]

Her name is Diane Goglas

[@doom4067]

Any contractor has the customer sign a statement that they're authorized to make the alteration.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@who2u333]

They live among us.

[@AP-gb3eh]

What a miserable jerk! I hope she is held liable for all the damages. I’m surprised the EPA hasn’t come for her .

[@murphyville]

I think the homeowner should be held arrested!

[@michaelbush9233]

Drain was there BEFORE she bought the property. Sue her into nonexistence.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@michaelbush9233]

​@@T-money0985 thats not how it works little guy. She caused the flooding by her actions that means she is liable. Do jist a little research before you open your mouth to let the stupid out.

[@writerconsidered]

Well what happens if she doesn't meet the deadline? Where is this in proximity to the big storm that passed through Florida?

[@jtpalooki7757]

The HOA will fix the issue and send her the bill! She will have to pay since HOAs can foreclose on any home in that HOA! Ignorance is bliss, and expensive!

[@LP-ct9nk]

It’s very close to Orlando. The area definitely got rain in the days leading up to when the area hit, because places as far south as Miami were getting rained on. The neighborhood likely flooded this weekend again due to the increase in rain/poor drainage

[@writerconsidered]

@@LP-ct9nk Thank you.

[@writerconsidered]

@@jtpalooki7757 I've never seen an HOA on the right side of an issue before. I guess its a broken clock thing.

[@mjg263]

She shouldn’t be taken to court on September 12th, she should be taken to jail on August 7th!

[@zcvxs]

Lawsuits against her must be exhausted

[@JamesAllmond]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. What a jerk.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@Joe-xy3vy]

She going to be in for a rough time when the city unclogs the drain and then puts a lein on her property to pay for it. I predict she's going to lose her property. It'll probably take 3 to 4 years to work it's way through the courts, but she's going to lose it over a drain.

[@1776-or-die]

Step 1 buy a HAWK. Step 2 teach hawk to attack on command. Step 3 tell nobody.

[@bhambhole]

😂

[@dmo848]

Bro your a legend. That's frickin genius 🤣😂

[@cookiebun95]

How will that fix the drain?

[@HustleMuscleGhias]

Who else was expecting a "tuah?"

[@bhambhole]

@@cookiebun95 trained hawks are notoriously good at attacking clogged drains. That's why they are commonly known as the 'Plumbers of the Sky'.

[@bripay9478]

Once the deadline passes the City needs to get in there and unplug the drain, its now thier respondibility. Track costs and process them for recovery from the homeowner. City puts a lien on the house, etc and if it was my neighborhood I'd be all over the City like a cat on a warm air vent.

[@russellmyers934]

WHY IS SHE NOT IN PRISON?

[@harquahala]

Due process must happen.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@denisrichard58]

City should have unclogged it and added the cost to her tax bill.

[@fancy-on5hn]

Absolutely! In addition to that they could slap a lean on her property as well. I would be wild if I lived in that neighborhood.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@denisrichard58]

@@T-money0985 she caused the damage she needs to get it fixed. Just because its on your property does not mean you can do whatever you want.

[@T-money0985]

It does when this isn't in city limits. She went to the HOA several times and they refused to help. HOAs are garbage that just take money for a power trippin' Karen.

[@pinkvelvet3865]

Who in their right mind pours cement in a drain?

[@johnball8758]

Exactly. She wasn't in her right mind. I doubt anyone will use her as a realtor again. Who would trust her?

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@jeanlavoie5598]

The city should fix the problem on her, send her the bill with fines and sue her.

[@ShadowbayRobin]

City of Longwood does not have jurisdiction. The community is in unincorporated Seminole County, so it is county jurisdiction. The Code Enforcement process does allow for the county to abate (fix) the issue but we have to wait (and wait, and wait, and wait) for the county to give itself permission to do this.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@alexanderchippel]

The thing that people don't seem to understand is that the drain was there before she bought the house. Like this isn't some lady who had her property encroached upon by the city, it was already there. There's a reason why the flooding only just began.

[@user-gn5uy6lx7z]

She should be held accountable for the damages done by her actions and made to pay for said damages

[@doom4067]

I really want to know how she though this would improve her own situation.

[@rj-zz8im]

Unclog the pipe, send her the bill, and place a lien on her property until she pays. Easy fix. Then let her use her own money to fight it in the courts. Selfish bs people don't require kid gloves.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@WS-gw5ms]

This is moving criminally slow for the potential property damage

[@dren1794]

The neighbors need to ban together and sue that lady for damages!

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@davidturk6170]

Sue her in small claims court for the cost of the damage.

[@kurtwinter4422]

This is beyond small claims

[@doom4067]

This is way beyond small claims.

[@RAMelloh-ij5sl]

Civil suits would seem in order if damages are being inflicted upon her neighbors by her deliberate actions. The offender can pick up all the court costs and lawyers' fees as well as compensate people for lost wages when the must leave work to file complaints in court, meet with their lawyers and attend hearings.

[@tuomasholo]

At least the duck is very happy with the new pond.

[@zcvxs]

She is a nightmare How is this allowed?

[@JohnSmith-xu7ev]

Really? Low iq?

[@LanMysPage]

If her nonsense damaged my belongings, I would sue her too.

[@silmarian]

If this is the case I’m thinking of, she bought the house well after that drain was installed. It’s not like the city hired black ops construction crews to install it in the middle of the night.

[@djrosette]

Exactly. She's a huge 🤡 that continues to think she's in the right when she couldn't be more wrong. I hope the city and the neighbors sue her for damages

[@kendrakirai]

Some twenty years before she bought the property, as I recall, yes.

[@car24dude]

Put her in prison

[@lukecat3825]

I’m not going to play internet attorney or make outrageous or ridiculous suggestions, but it would be seem that if the city has the authority to order it unplugged it could also have their attorney get a court order to allow them to do it as an emergency to prevent water damage to other homes since we are in hurricane season. If the homeowner is found negligent they would bear the cost of the work and if not, the city would have been responsible anyway. But to argue back and forth and delay while owners face real threats to their homes is just lazy governmental irresponsibility. If the drain doesn’t belong there it can be removed or moved as time allows without causing flooding from delays. It’s been there for years, a few months won’t hurt the person whose land it’s on.

[@ShadowbayRobin]

Substitute “county” for “city” and I one hundred percent agree with you. The community is not in Longwood city limits. We are in unincorporated Seminole County.

[@christinaybarra1342]

Seriously they are still trying to get this lady to fix it. Arrest her and just fix it, she will not do it.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@diatribe114]

And why does the city let it get this bad and give a deadline? Fix the problem and let her try to take the city to court. Or am I missing something that makes it against state regulations?

[@HiDefHDMusic]

She doesn’t live in a city, it’s an unincorporated neighborhood “Near Longwood, Semnole County”

[@cornelliacrum74]

The cement company should also be held responsible! She's not taking this seriously!

[@mineown1861]

Was the drain installed when she was at work , on holidays , or did ninja service workers install it while she slept ? No, it was there when she moved in ! A drain that so incensed her , she chose to flood everywhere by filling it with concrete , yet an insufficient afront to her sensibilities to stop her buying the property , complete with drain pre installed , in the first place . Must be one hell of a house , she certainly didn't move there for the neighborhood , her not being a neighbor kind of person. As for the other residents, the neighborly thing to do would be to file a class action suit against her for the damages they've incurred . It's not the evil ones we need to worry about , it's the stupid ones that will end civilisation.

[@keikei3301]

Well she compromised everyone’s foundation and the neighborhood street. That asphalt is going to deteriorate faster and the top soil is soft

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@Jroc3578]

That is very intelligent good man. Good on you Sir.

[@frankwurth5375]

Similar thing happened at a house we bought for the kids. A Karen over the back fence across the alley, decided she didn't like that we had drove through the alley to access the back yard! I think I only ever drove through there a few times in the 10 years we owned the place. The alley dead ended just a few hundred yards past the yard by the drainage canal. She put all manner of concrete yard ornaments and flower beds on the alley just past her garage so she was the only one that could use the alley. We needed the alley access so we could access the back yard as the canal ran alongside the south side and the main highway through town affectively blocked any entry from the street side. Called the police and they referred us to the street dept. They didn't want to address the issue but finally made her remove all the crap. She claimed she was worried that by us driving there it would crush the utilities under the alley! They let her off easy, she must have a relative in city politics.

[@sandriagutierrez2605]

Not loving our neighbors is not a good way to live out one’s life! So much more peaceful when you do!

[@junkyarddog4896]

I'm going to assume that the county and the courts have ordered a survey of the property as no real detail other than the portrayal of what a crime was done. All I can take is the women got upset that a drain pipe was put on her property not a utility easement and cause water to run on her property to the back of the property where a canal exist causing erosion. However some of the videos out there displays one news caster stand on the public right away stating the drain was there was filled. Has anyone of these New Anchors, Courts or County Code enforcement pulled legal descriptions, Property Suveys or title records to confirm these claims?

[@kellidinit3725]

She even sent a letter saying she was gonna do it. The complete stupidity of this.

[@Esther-lm6pm]

Sell her property and sue her for the rest. Fix the damage. Consequences

[@jmfs3497]

All the neighbors should sue her, as well. I'd like to see how this drain is ruining her life so bad that she needed to seal it.

[@mayoluck]

Its doesn't cost much to hire someone to "remove" her home.

[@Itsmeagain828]

They are probably past the easement line onto her property. Otherwise, this would have been handled by now. They are hoping she buckles under pressure but it doesn't look like she will. More details will come out in court. Hate it for the neighbors being caught in the middle.

[@T-money0985]

HER PROPERTY! She can do as she pleases. Why not push the HOA to fix it, like they should. It is THEIR money already anyway. People are blaming the WRONG person here.

[@Itsmeagain828]

@@T-money0985 You obviously care way more than I do. Have fun with that.

[@T-money0985]

@@Itsmeagain828 so why comment if you don't know or care?

[@Zakster90]

This is actually an extremely serious situation because Florida is highly susceptible to sinkholes due to the soft limestone under the ground, when there’s lots of flooding with nowhere to go, the water will seep underground, it create crevices and voids that wash away the sediment thus creating deep pockets of Sinkholes, sinkholes can range from a few feet to as wide as a football field, swallowing everything from light poles, mailboxes trees, cars to entire houses

[@MissylovesTrouble]

No, she needs to go to jail until her court date. City needs o fix NOW and not play stupid games with her. If a massive rain came in all of the sudden, people could die from being trapped. Leave Karen in jail until she agrees to pay.

[@HiDefHDMusic]

There’s no city, they don’t live in a city

[@melanie7781]

Why didn't the city put the drain in the road instead of her property?

[@ShadowbayRobin]

The community is completely private including its roads and drainage. We have the Wild West of Seminole County developer sweetheart deals to thank for this. They threw this community to the development wolves and never looked back. Even now they keep telling us to “help ourselves.” It’s ridiculous.

[@HiDefHDMusic]

Because these people all chose NOT to live in a city 😂

[@davidrichards9529]

She should have to pay repairs to every home that has water damage because of what she did.

[@herbertnewman7774]

That looks exactly like a class action suite against the person responsible.

[@Renard380]

The city should unclog the drain immediately and charge her for the work + damages + nuisance.

[@HiDefHDMusic]

She doesn’t live in a city

[@mico1422]

Sooo... What happened? Did she pay? Is she free?

[@rosendoza]

Diane Goglas is her name. Not sure why it needs to be redacted. Let everyone know who this is.

[@smokinroks]

As a neighborhood u could make the lady feel so uncomfortable that she moves! Setup road blocks in her driveway when she leaves, have the water drain from the pumps directly to her front door, ding dong ditch every day all day…

[@TAdler-ex8px]

Lots of emotion and yes it’s shocking but how does that matter. Is there a legal easement for the drain? That’s the reporting I want to see. If there is an easement in the survey then she is responsible for the damages.

[@davidknight3249]

Now that the county has issued an order for the neighbor to fix the problem the other homeowners can sue her for the damages and should do so.

[@neilkurzman4907]

I guess she’s going to be proud of herself that she chose the most expensive way to damage the system. Digging up and jackhammering out all of that concrete is going to cost her tens of thousands of dollars. Or maybe the city will do it and put a lien on her property

[@jeffreyb.2817]

So it's been a month, any updates? I went through all your videos from the date, but can't find anything. Did she follow the ruling or is he getting a $300 a day fine still?

[@chuckles3265]

How did things turn out? Did she meet the deadline? Drop a stick of dynamite in the drain at 11:59pm?

[@ryancrazy1]

this lady must have found out that they never got an easement from the previous owner for the drain pipe when it was installed. If theres no easement then she doesn't need to allow the drain to stay there. All she wanted was help paying for it and the whole neighborhood ignored her so she made it their problem. shes a realtor or something so i can only imagine she knows something the HOA isn't telling.

[@dracussdarkweave112]

you just got to love Karin's.........

[@charles603]

They all should sue the lady.

[@Mytruckingtravels]

They should put her in jail. Simple as that. I don't care if it's a civil matter or not. It causing all kinds of damage. Causing all kinds of danger.

[@sleezye100]

She doesn’t own the easement

[@UmmYeahOk]

Said it the first time they posted the story. Those vehicles will be damaged if they’re driving through that. People got to go to work though. People got to go to the store for food. Hope the citizens take her to court for damages.

[@WakkasLove]

She obviously needs to be charged with way more than the drainage pipe she's created an environmental hazard and ruined property with water damage.

[@dariensmith7871]

Hey guys I understand the water issue. But how did the water drain before this catch basin was placed in her yard. And is it in what would be an easement. I would be looking for another inlet beside just leaving it up to just one catch basin pipe. Good Luck!!!

[@neilkurzman4907]

The catch basin and the drain were there before she bought her house.

[@dariensmith7871]

@@neilkurzman4907 oh ok it sounded like the media report had it just installed without her permission. All good.

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

Or what, she gets another strongly worded letter? City is impotent.

[@HiDefHDMusic]

What city? It’s unincorporated territory, they don’t live in a city 😂

[@johncameron4194]

Sue her and jail time

[@darkstorminc]

If it were a HOA neighborhood she would have lost her house and been sued over it.

[@computechguy2063]

Sue the woman for damages.

[@countbenjamin1442]

She will in the end lose. They will add so many fines to her and her neighbor will hate her and may even sue her. She could have filed a lawsuit for what the county did ..but she took the stupid way and it will cost her in the end

[@andyvonbourske6405]

the city needs to fix it and send her the bill. people who pay their tax deserve better.

[@HiDefHDMusic]

They don’t live in a city, don’t pay city taxes.

[@SmokeNGunsBBQ]

Do they not realize the first hurricane through is going to have them under water? This would never fly in the old days. We had the pillory and dungeons for a reason.

[@markdanielczyk944]

Sue her to oblivion!