Legal question: My car was stolen! Is my landlord liable???

Good point about the negligence, thank you. It's like security isn't even here anymore, these thefts have been happening for about 2 weeks now, as far as I know...possibly longer.

I hope you can have things sorted as soon as possible.

Normally in such cases unless we can prove that the park in charge has done duty negligently -- that he has not kept security guards -- this can be verified from the attendance he may or may not be maintaining-- whether he was locking as per practice etc. again each case will depend on the circumstances of it.

That's exactly what I thought too. Normally I wouldn't think this way, it would be my problem, but since they knew this was going on, their security wasn't doing their job, and they didn't warn the residents I feel it is there fault. If they would have let us know about the car break-ins and thefts, then we could have been more cautious and protected our stuff better. The lady at our office said she believes the thief is someone who recently got evicted from the trailor park. I believe it is someone the lived here, or visited frequently because on our street, my car, and my neighbors were the only 2 with expensive systems/speakers. They cut the cloth top off his car, stole his system, put it in my car and drove away. I only had plpd insurance(it was an older car, and I never dreamed I would be a victim of car theft) so there's no chance of getting help from them. I don't even work right now in order to save money for a new car, so I have to walk my children to the bus stop while carrying my 25 lb 10 month old son (a lot of my baby stuff was in my car too, including my stroller & car seats). The police that took the report (took him 5 hours to even show up at our place) said that 95 out of 100 times the car ends up in Detroit torn apart or set on fire. The first car that was stolen before mine was found later and had been torched. The neighbors across the street seen what was going on but didn't have the brains to call the cops or even yell out the door "What's going on". I would think the officer would have questioned the 'witness', but he didn't. Just a messed up situation I guess. I feel violated, and unsafe that this happened right in front of my house. I have to sit home at night at times because my bf works, and now I'm scared to even look out the window. The car had more than just a material meaning to me, so I think it's going to take a long time for me to get over this. Thanks for your quick response!