prompt: I have called the cops on my neighbor 10 times for being loud, the police say there is nothing they can do. I have no idea what is going on, constant screaming.
chosen.content: I have called the cops on my neighbor 10 times for being loud, the police say there is nothing they can do. I have no idea what is going on, constant screaming.
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: It is possible that your neighbor is engaged in activities that are in violation of a criminal code, such as assault or prostitution. In this case, the police cannot legally force the neighbor to reduce the noise, however they can keep a record of the complaints in case the situation warrants further investigation. If the criminal activity is not taking place and the neighbor is simply being loud, then there isn’t anything the police can do since noise ordinances are primarily civil matters. In this case, the best option would be to speak to your landlord, neighbor, and/or your local government to see what options are available to help solve the situation. Additionally, there are sound proofing techniques you could consider as an option.
chosen.role: assistant
rejected.content: I have called the cops on my neighbor 10 times for being loud, the police say there is nothing they can do. I have no idea what is going on, constant screaming.
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: It is possible that there is an underlying issue in the home that the police have observed and have chosen to defer to the courts or child protection services. If the neighbor's screaming continues to be an issue, you can contact your local authorities, including your county or local ordinances, and report what's going on. It may be possible to get a court order to mandate counseling or some other type of intervention. If none of this works, and if it appears that the neighbor is not abiding by any type of rule, then you may have to contact the management of the apartment building to press for some resolution.
rejected.role: assistant