Police called on neighbour

[mark]

I am selling my ground floor maisonette which has a flat above, the daughter of the person that lives there has just had a massive argument with her boyfriend (who doesn't live there), my wife called the police, the argument finished so we called to cancel the police, however they still came out. I am now worried that we have caused a problem for ourselves in selling the house – my question is can this information get to the buyers through searches etc and do we have to inform the potential buyers of this incident?

[Adam Long]

If no incident was logged by the police then nothing can be found - was there an incident logged ?

In any event I do not believe that individual addresses are given out in crime statistics it would surely break the data protection act as it is personal data. If you look at crime data it is only about a postcode or neighbourhood not individual addresses

[mark]

Thanks for your reply Adam - I'm not sure what has happened to the incident and if it was logged but I think you are right about the data protection, also as there was no compliant logged and the fact that no crime was committed I think we should be okay.

[Janette Guenien]

That situation has no effect in selling your maisonette. It's just an argument and there's no crime happen on it.

[glen_jai]

You may be over-worrying about it. Couples argue from time to time, and as long as it doesn't happen all the time, so much in fact that it occurs when you have some viewers round, then I don't think you have much to worry about.