2528 E GRAND AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

I found it strange that windows that were not broken in some rooms were setting wide open to air the rooms. The temperature outside at the t�me was in the 30's. We had just walked through some heavily frosted grass outside. There was soRe obvious structural and electrical work goin9 on in the building. At this point it is difficult lo tell if there is repair work being done, removal taking place oi• addition going in. I could not ask any questions of Mr. McY.ee with him in the state of mind he was in. It only aggravated him to hear me talk so I kept quiet. Each r �om entered that was being used b�� Mr. Greene for habitation p�rposes had an electrical space heater plu99ed in and working. t�orm Vanderpool did not stay for the entire inspection. I did not have my circuit tester at the time of the inspection and �aas unable to determine if the outlets were properly g�•ounded during the inspection. When oie returned to the main entry way of the building 11r. McY.ee continued to put me down to my superiors concerning the mannor in which I was inspecting and that I would not do exactly as he wanted me to concerning my entering areas of the building he did not wanY. me in, taking pictures, etc. If I did stray a few feet from the group he had Mr. Greene co�ne and get me. Upon hearing Mr. McY.ee voice his objections I asked Ooug Dudden if my presence �vas needed for any further inspection af the building and, if not, I was departing for another ins�ection. Doug said I could leave. Upon leaving the building I could not open the fr��nt door. I could see that it was not latched in any manner; there wrs only a door knob in the door and nothing more. The doors and c�sirgs were so deteriorated that there was daylight showing between 'he double doors and when I follotved that to tl�e floor I could seE� a piece of wood approximately 2" x 4" x 3' bracing the doors closed as they open in. Larry Callahan said, "She can't get out." At that time I started to slide the board to the side �iith my foot and I heard h1r. Greene say, "I 'll get it." I said, "I can get it OY, no�•i'.' , meaning that I didn't want to impose on him. 41ith that he reached down and grabbed a wire attached to the board and yanked the board out of place. In doiny so he said in a sarcastic way, "You never do anything you are told to do, do you." I barely got outside the door �ahen Mr. Greene slamr�ed the door with all his might. i hesitated a second , expecting it to fall on top of ine, but instantly realized that the doors opened in. I then departed the premises.