for duxbury addressing safety >> i don't feel safe anymore going out for myself. it is a sad thing to say. >> reporter: city manager and police superintendent are working to meet with the complex manager to discuss this issue and they tell me they hope to have a plan of action by the end of this week. in lowell, stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >>> the massachusetts chapter of a muslim civil rights groups are asking for stepped-up police pa thunderstorms at area mosques. a islamic center in rhode muslims vile and filthy people saying that donald trump will target them. the same letter was sent to other mosques in other states as well. >>> a local fire chief is off the job. the dighton chief was accused of using a taxpayer-funded clothing allowance to buy women's clothes. robert goulston was in dighton when the board of selectmen took action against him. the dighton board of selectmen held an emergency meeting and within minutes -- >> all in favor >> aye. >> reporter: voted to suspend fire chief anton -- one day after he was charged with buying clothes for his gir

. >> reporter: beverly duxbury lives just next door says she was horrified to learn about last week's deadly attack in the complex parking lot. as we first reported last her special needs son. >> what went through your mind? >> i went out and made sure my door was locked. >> reporter: lowell city councillor rodney elliot is now calling on the management company to be held responsible. he wants them to add security guards, cameras and a police officer at the complex all at the cost of the company and not the taxpayers. >> it is like the wild west. there are 431 units of housing here and there's been reckless behavior for quite some time. that's the bottom line . we about police resources and others being taken away from the rest of the city. >> reporter: we went to the management office to speak with them ourselves but were told they couldn't comment. the manager referred us to their corporate office in new york. we called and left a voice mail. for duxbury she says addressing safety issues is long overdue. >> i don't feel safe anymore going out by myself. it's a sad thing to say. >> r