My Haitian neighbors have been fighting since around 3am. They aren't fighting in English so I don't…
My Haitian neighbors have been fighting since around 3am. They aren't fighting in English so I don't know if the woman needs help but she's really loud!
Edited to add: they sound like its physical too. I don't know what they're saying. They could just be slamming doors or stomping their feet or throwing things. I don't know. If anyone knows any Haitian creole and could let me know any words to listen for so I could get help, please.
Christina ✨·
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I would just call for help at this point. Just report a domestic violence issue that's been going on for hours and it starting to sound physical. They'll send a cop out to make sure everyone is safe.
Bonnie·
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@christimary0, thanks. I'll do that! I was told by my fiancé I couldn't call because I didn't understand what they were saying and its day time now. But I think they need someone to stop by
Christina ✨·
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@bonniesue, oh no you can always call! Especially if it's that bad that you think you hear it getting physical. If you're worried for someone's safety, it warrants a call. And it sounds like this lady needs someone to step in at this point.
Bianca·
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I'm half Haitian and they're naturally loud lol but if you think it's physical maybe you should call just to be safe
Bonnie·
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Lol. Im Puerto Rican and Irish, my fiancé is Cuban and I've lived here for over a year now, so I definitely understand naturally loud or loud having fun. But the tone and screams are different, you know? This couple have had the cops come multiple times. They do a huge blow out and then one of them runs away as cops are pulling up 😞 so it doesn't get resolved. @bianca_rose
Bianca·
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Oh wow