Trespassing Youngsters to Foreclosed Properties turn them into Pool Skating Arena »
Posted By altnrg 10 months, 3 weeks ago in NewsLike a scene from the "Lords of Dogtown" a popular movie describing the history of skateboarding in California, local boarders are taking advantage of empty swimming pools in foreclosed houses. Armed with gas powered pumps, buckets, shovels and brooms, these avid skaters locate empty pools, clean out any water or debris, creating their own personal skatepark.
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earthlingerer10 months, 3 weeks ago
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Depending on the construction of the pool, draining it can actually destroy it.
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Once the water is removed, and the weight that was holding the concrete down isn't there, concrete can actually buckle, and destroy the pool, resulting in a huge removal and replacement.-
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kristilmethod10 months, 3 weeks ago
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Yeah, just think they could be out murdering people, instead of emptying a pool to skate in. The people who owned the house obviously couldn't afford the pool, so why not? If they caused damage they should fix it, but honestly I would rather my kid be skating an abandoned pool then, lets say, smoking crack....
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