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There’s a catch. Nook East Village has 91 micro-units, but there are only eight parking spots and one of those spots is a dedicated car share for tenants. Allen tells us that people who are interested in micro-living to save money aren't bothered by the lack of parking. “Typically, those people are less likely to have cars,” he adds. 340

Those supporting a zoning change have until Monday to get 4,200 signatures on a petition to force the city to reconsider or place the issue on a city-wide ballot. 167

Then around 11 p.m. Tuesday, they posted a lengthier post detailing what happened before Alfaro hit record.According to the post, Officer J.R. West saw 38-year-old Justin Abbott sleeping on the side of US 98 North under the I-4 overpass and approached him to explained it was too dangerous to sleep there. He then gave Abbott a warning for trespassing and told him to leave. At that point in time, Officer Anthony, whose last name was not provided, arrived.When Abbott refused to leave, both officers tried taking him into custody, but Abbott struggled with them and pushed Officer Anthony. That sent all of them tumbling to the ground.As they continued to struggle, Officer West decided to use his taser on Abbott. Officer Anthony said, after attempting to tase him twice, Abbott reached for West's taser — and that is where the video started recording.In the video, one of the officers can be seen punching Abbott in the upper body, then both officers begin punching and kicking him.According to the Lakeland Police Department, Abbott went to Lakeland Regional Health before going to jail, but wasn't treated for anything. The officers were treated for minor injuries.Abbott was charged with trespassing and resisting with violence.The incident is now going through an administrative review, which according to the Lakeland Police Department, is standard protocol in use of force cases. 1458

There's plenty of room for debate about that. But no matter where you stand, it's clear a series of recent court decisions changed the conversation. 148

There are many advocates like myself. We have been sharing our stories for years or trying to. Yet we continue to be left out of most of these conversations, Saba said. 168