An antisocial family who terrorised their elderly neighbours for over a decade has been evicted after a judge ruled that Sanctuary Housing Association be granted an immediate possession order.
Casmere Wasicki, 38, and Amanda Wasicki, 33, and their seven children aged between two and 17, were evicted today from their home on Gregg House Road in Shiregreen, Sheffield.
The eviction comes after a year of partnership work between Sanctuary Housing Association and Sheffield City Council’s arms-length management organisation Sheffield Homes.
Sheffield City Council was granted a suspended possession order against the family in 2006. Following the order, a further 100 incidents of antisocial behaviour were reported and Sanctuary Housing Association sought immediate possession.
Thirty allegations showed that the Wasicki family had broken the terms of their original order and, in a five day court case evidence including CCTV footage was presented.
The possession order was made possible thanks to staff, police and the cooperation of the estate’s residents who diligently recorded incidents such as loud music, excessive noise, damage to property and abusive language and behaviour. The Wasicki children were reported intimidating elderly neighbours and setting off fireworks aimed at their homes. The family’s pet Rottweiler had also attacked a resident.