Residents say that a shuttered school in South San Jose has become a nuisance.
Multiple neighbors told NBC Bay Area Wednesday that the property is attracting other crimes too, involving groups of teenagers.San Jose police told NBC Bay Area Wednesday night that they’ve responded to the campus 10 times this year, which isn’t too unusual, mostly for crimes involving juveniles.Neighbors are mixed on how they feel about it but most agree the current property isn’t working.
“Just turn it into a private school or a library or something that’s a good place for kids to get together. Make it into a public park or something,” Dave said. NBC Bay Area reached out to both the school district and the company that bought the property late Wednesday afternoon by phone and e-mail but have not heard back.
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