From the NY Times
Illegal Sublets Put Private Eyes on the
Case
By JANNY SCOTT
Published: January 27, 2007
The house was one of those stucco numbers that
grow in the suburbs like crab grass. The woman in question
was a cagey brunette suspected of chiseling her landlord. She
had a rent-regulated apartment in Manhattan that she seemed
to be subletting illegally for twice what she was paying,
while sleeping in the stucco house just outside the
city.
Bill Golodner idled his sport utility vehicle beside the curb
a few doors down. He clipped a surveillance camera to the
steering wheel and brought the house into focus. He ran a
rough paw over his shaved head, switched on a camera
concealed behind the third buttonhole of his dress shirt,
then slipped out into the chill morning, heading for the
front door.
Philip Marlowe, if he were around, might be doing rent-fraud
cases, too.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/27/nyregion/27detective.html?hp&ex=1169960400&en=f41cad4b1d924ffb&ei=5094&partner=homepage
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