Inkster woman faces eviction after blowup with apartment owners, sues commission
Dasalla Scott, who has lived in Parkside Estates for 20 years, says it all started with a cheerful-looking flyer. The Inkster Housing Commission Property Walk says in the text that they want to meet residents and their families and to ensure somebody 18 or older is present. If no one is home, Inkster Housing said they will still enter the residence.
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