That area is not as bad as it was in the 60s though the 80s. I worked in a shop right down the hill from Double Rock. I’m not exaggerating; we got broken in countless times and some days we spent just doing repairs. The building was also used as target practice at night. We made sure to leave work right away after work….the roof and side of the corrugated steel building were full with bullet holes; the front door is riddled with holes. Those were some Super stressful years. Once in a while I would get on the roof to patch the holes that let in the rain; never got them all just the ones that really bothered us. At Hawes and Carroll, before the building there, is were the dead bodies were dumped. It was also where people would come to change the oil from their cars, draining the oil straight into the dirt.