CRIMEJul 14 · 11:30 UTCNY POSTLauren Elkies Schram

How a leaky toilet spiraled into a NYC apartment left in ruins and a 9-year lawsuit seeking $750K in damages

A leaky toilet in 2017 led to significant water damage in a New York City apartment, resulting in a 9-year lawsuit seeking $750,000 in damages. Gary Paul, who noticed the leak, became involved in the legal dispute over the property's condition.

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