A former police station is now home to illegal occupants, with the property falling into severe disrepair. The premises is surrounded by seven other department-owned properties that are also illegally occupied. Overgrown grass, broken windows, open manholes, scattered waste and a neglected structure now define what was once a functioning police station.
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