I’m reporting reckless endangerment by my building’s property manager under 18 Pa.C.S. §2705. I have a video that proves the mens rea, and nineteen days after the recorded encounter I was hospitalized.

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Statute18 Pa.C.S. §2705 — Recklessly Endangering Another Person (M2)
Possible add’l18 Pa.C.S. §2702(a)(1) — Aggravated Assault
SubjectNicole Cordial, Greystar Sr. Community Manager, Goldtex Apartments
Address315 N. 12th Street, Unit 806, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Prior DC#26-09-0597175 (May 10, 2026, Cpl. Snyder #8068)
Merged DC#26-09-060340 (May 12, 2026, 9th District)
DetectiveN. Nguyen — 215-686-3093
ER transportMay 6, 2026 — oxygen + IV fluids
Remediation refused bySERVPRO Team Paparone, May 13, 2026

What to say next

The portable AC unit in my apartment was off-gassing VOCs from FSK tape on the exhaust hose. I figured out the source, took FLIR thermal photos, and got a doctor’s letter from Dr. Mark Fabi on April 10. On the video, I tell the property manager, Nicole, on the record: I got sick, I can’t breathe with the air in there, I have doctor’s notes, and you guys know that. She doesn’t dispute it. She doesn’t ask to see the note. She gives me three options, all of which continue the harm: let them reconnect the hose, lose the AC entirely, or break my lease and leave. Nineteen days later — May 6 — I was transported by ambulance, treated with oxygen and IV fluids. SERVPRO refused to remediate, said it exceeds residential scope.

If they push back

This isn’t a maintenance dispute. §2705 doesn’t require injury — it requires conduct that may place someone in danger of serious bodily injury, after notice. The video is the notice. The hospitalization is the injury that followed. Two EMS personnel got dizzy in the hallway. SERVPRO’s refusal is a third-party assessment that the exposure exceeds residential scope. This is reckless endangerment with a documented bodily injury outcome — which also opens §2702(a)(1) territory.

Connect to the existing record

This connects to DC #26-09-0597175 from May 10, Corporal Snyder badge 8068, which was referred to Detective N. Nguyen at 215-686-3093. A follow-up report was filed May 12 under DC #26-09-060340 at the 9th District referencing the prior DC#. I’d like this new report routed to Detective Nguyen as well.

Evidence on file

Notes to self

Tap to expand — read before walking in.
  • Don’t open with the trust, the eviction, the Talley case, or the broader retaliation pattern. Lead with the crime, the evidence, the injury. Context comes only if asked.
  • If they say “civil matter” again, name the statute. §2705 is criminal. Misdemeanor 2. Landlord-tenant relationship does not strip criminal protection.
  • If they refuse the report or try to bounce it back to Snyder, ask for a supervisor. Snyder is already on record calling the account “a made up story.” Bypass is justified.
  • The May 10 outcome (DC# 26-09-0597175) and the May 12 merger (DC# 26-09-060340) are the existing rails. This report should be routed onto the same rails, not parked on a new track.

Statute text — for reference

18 Pa.C.S. §2705 — Recklessly Endangering Another Person. A person commits a misdemeanor of the second degree if he recklessly engages in conduct which places or may place another person in danger of death or serious bodily injury.

18 Pa.C.S. §2702(a)(1) — Aggravated Assault. A person is guilty of aggravated assault if he attempts to cause serious bodily injury to another, or causes such injury intentionally, knowingly or recklessly under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life.

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