Fort Worth Announces Nuisance Abatement Lawsuit Against Central Motel

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Fort Worth filed a nuisance abatement lawsuit against Central Motel to curb persistent criminal activity.

Summary

Fort Worth has filed a nuisance abatement lawsuit under Chapter 125 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code against the Central Motel at 5800 E. Lancaster Ave. The city alleges the motel has become a common nuisance due to persistent criminal activity—including prostitution, narcotics, weapons violations, and a homicide investigation—and seeks a permanent injunction to improve management, security, and reduce crime. City Manager Jay Chapa said, "Chronic criminal activity that threatens our neighborhood will not be ignored. Property owners have a responsibility to operate their properties in a manner that does not allow persistent criminal activity. The city will use every lawful tool available to protect our residents, support our police officers, and hold property owners accountable."

(Source:Patch)

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