Tenants of 2M Apartments in DC sue over 'unlivable' conditions
Residents of a Northeast D.C. apartment building ? near the site of a recent quadruple shooting ? are exasperated, forced to endure what they describe as unlivable conditions while fearing for their safety every night. FOX 5's Katie Barlow spoke with tenants about the suit.
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