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Residents Want Out Of Apartments After Several Arsons
People living in an apartment complex that's had three arsons in less than five months are upset after being told they can't break their leases.
Residents of Kirklevington Hills met Wednesday night at the Tates Creek Library to talk about what their legal options are.
About 30 people came out and heard from an attorney with Legal Aid of the Bluegrass. Residents say they will get an attorney to represent them if the apartment's owner refuses to let them all out of their leases.
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