A viral TikToker documenting his restoration journey of a church said vandalism and theft and other crime in Kansas City has cost him around $60,000.
disrupting projects under construction. But he didn’t anticipate how badly his new building, which he decided to call Melrose Abbey, would be impacted.
Youssef is in the process of restoring the 101-year-old church into a wedding venue that he has named Melrose Abbey. But Youssef realized the severity of the situation as the incidents escalated. The port-a-potty was tipped over, people were caught on camera doing drugs, needles littered the property and a fire started underneath a window shattered the glass.
Johnny Youssef posted to TikTok about the crime facing his church renovation, including people stealing equipment in a white SUV. In another incident, Youssef said he was placed on hold for four minutes when he called 911 to report a man on the roof moving furniture and collecting wood. The TikToker also said he had to stop hiring a young kid who used to mow the lawn because of the danger from needles being found.
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