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About three weeks ago my apartment building was broken into.  The copper wiring was stolen from our air conditioning units and bolt cutters were used to remove the padlocks to our storage units.  Luckily nothing was taken from mine, I just have a few larger items that I don't want up in my apartment.

About a week ago, I got a notice that all storage units without padlocks would be emptied.  The notice was for the very next day, and I was getting in late and didn't have time to run out and get a padlock.  The next day, as soon as the leasing office opened I called them to remind them that I was in the building that was broken into and hadn't gotten my padlock replaced yet.  They said they'd take note of that, as long as I had my stuff locked up by tonight.  Got my padlock on the way home from work and went to put it on my unit...and lo and behold...it had been emptied.  I called the office the next day, livid.  The landlord said my stuff wasn't thrown away, it was just consolodated, and they'd move it back that afternoon.  Got home from work and sure enough my stuff was back...along with several items that weren't mine!  I feel that's a HUGE breach of privacy!

Then this morning I get in my car to go to work, to find that it had been broken into!  I don't keep much in my car anyway, but contents from my glove compartment and center console were strewn all over the front seats.

I just moved to this apartment complex in May.  I *thought* it was going to be a huge upgrade to my previous place, but it seemed like the sense of security I first felt there was false.  Do I have any right to ask for anything such as lowered rent?  I really don't feel like I'm getting what I'm paying for there.
<bot>: Building got broken into, my property got mixed up with someone elses, car got broken into, need to know if I have the right to ask my landlord for some options.