IMPD says parties at short-term rentals are becoming a trend in Indianapolis. The properties can be rented through apps like Airbnb or Vrbo and often turn into parties with drug use or gun violence.
The properties can be homes rented through apps like Airbnb or Vrbo and often turn into parties with drug use or gun violence.That neighbor who wished to have her name not mentioned said she heard several gun shots coming from a home off North Walcott Street over the weekend. “The people from the window shot back but before that could happen the 6 here heard the last round come out of there gun and they ran and they were gone,” Another neighbor said.
“They just kind of rent to whoever they want to rent to. They live out of state they don’t care what happens as long as they get the money,” the neighbor added.
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