Wurstkutche aka Wilson Pitruzzelli Investments sued for Late Night Disruption by Neighbor

“Joseph Pitruzzelli and Tyler Wilson, aka Wilson Pitruzzelli Investments, LLC, and their noisy sausage factory Wurstkuche Restaurant have got to be the most inconsiderate self serving jackasses I have ever had to deal with as neighbors.” Insists Los Angeles artist David Goldner. “I won the court case against them for nightly violating my rights and LAMC noise ordinance codes and they actually got the ruling tossed on appeal because I sued them personally, not their corporation. And despite the fact that the ruling the judge made was already set in precedence long before I even sued them, these pathetic small minded morons still won't stop their continued late night disturbances. They obviously were not listening to the judge in court, or are just too damn arrogant to actually care about their neighbors, what the law is or what the court ruling said.” David says the later is probably closer to the truth. “Do they actually think they can win the right to disturb their neighbors? Because that is what they want to continue to do. But there’s not a chance in hell I will let them get away with this and I will be insisting on a much higher judgment for what they have put me through in the next case!" insists David Goldner

The court ruling in case number LAM 10M07169 said: "Nighttime operations causing excess noise constitutes private nuisance even if the use is permitted by city."

“I actually thought they got it and were going to comply for the first week or so after the ruling. But that’s how long it lasted, just a week or so, which seems to be the edge of their attention span and the time limit on any promise to be quieter they have ever made me.” David says in disgust. “It’s been almost 2 years now since they moved in and they have tortured me with their lack of any consideration from the first week they were here! And it still hasn’t stopped! They are once again dragging kegs and restaurant supplies in and out of the Artist in Residence loft they are illegally using as a noisy beer keg warehouse in this residential building. This is supposed to be a creative environment. And even as noisy as they are during the day, the noise is supposed to stop after 10:00 pm according to the law, not 3:00 am!

It's now months after the city has order them to comply and turn 808 E. 3rd Street back into an actual Artist in Residence.” David goes on… “The order to comply still stands, but Joseph Pitruzzelli and Tyler Wilson have done nothing to date but continued to ignore that city order to comply. And the city seems to be doing nothing to enforce it either. Now they think they can appeal the court ruling so they can continue to torture their neighbors with their non stop noise. To say they are a 'nuisance' is an incredible understatement. The owners of Wurstkuche are just blatant inconsiderate jackasses! They just don't care if they are disturbing their neighbors or not! The city has said it’s wrong and the courts have said it is wrong. The only ones who think it’s okay to be as inconsiderate as they want to be are Joseph Pitruzzelli and Tyler Wilson, aka Wilson Pitruzzelli Investments, LLC. They are self serving jackasses and just don’t give a damn about anything but themselves. And they continue to keep proving that to me on a daily basis.”

David goes on to say… “We will be back in court… but sooner then they think. They want to fight rather then have even an ounce of consideration? They want to continue disturbing me late into the night, every night rather then even try to be good neighbors and comply with the city of Los Angeles or the district courts? Then they will have another judgment to try to appeal in the next few months and they can bet on it! These arrogant little wieners have cost me too much time, money and aggravation at this point and I will continue to fight for justice and the peace after 10:00 pm I deserve and that is my right!” David Goldner promises he will be filing another suit not just for himself, but on behalf of all the artist actually living in the arts district.

--J. A. Citizen