evan goldman is a lawyer retained to collect from the housing authority more than $2 million. that money was awarded in judgments because two people claimed they were poisoned when they lived in the authority's public housing as children. the housing commissioner and the mayor insist that the city cannot afford to pay the judgments without affecting services to the city's public housing residents. but like any other debtor who refuses to pay their bills, their property can be taken. >> once we get the list, we're going to deal with an auctioneer and auction the vehicles off. it's going to be a public auction, advertised in the paper. anyone can go there and bid on a non-federal vehicle, and all the funds are going to be used to pay the judgment. >> property will remain with the housing authority. this case has gone to federal and state court. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police have arrested a man they say impersonated a police officer and raped a woman. the man arranged a meeting with a woman at her hotel room under the guise of being a police officer. johnson was

evan goldman is a lawyer retained to collect more than $2 million. the money was awarded to two people who claimed they were led poisoned. the house a commissioner and the mayor insist that the city cannot afford to pay the judgments without affecting the city. but like any other debtor, their property can be taken. >> once we get the list, we're going to deal with an auctioneer and auction the vehicles off. it's going to be a public auction, advertised in the paper. anyone can go there and bid on a non-federal vehicle, and all the funds are going to be used to pay the judgment. eriff is working on tagging computers. not of the unpaid judgment is over $2 million. >> it is hard to believe that the housing authority has continued to fight this and spend more money to try to fight a judgment that they have lost the underlying issue. it would be more economical to pay the money and not have these vehicles -- >> this was a case that was heard in federal and state court. jennifer franciotti reporting. >> good news for residents living near a water main bre

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