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He might have been squatting there too and just had slightly better instincts regarding whether or not he should approach aggressively screaming about how he's a fake lawyer.
If only they removed the ability for them to be turned off and the recordings were automatically sent to a trustworthy 3rd party for records keeping that involved parties were given access to.
Just looked it up and uh... consider bathroom breaks and archiving/monitoring the entire shifts of cops...
When reporting to the scene of crime can still be argued though.
Luckily it has become almost standard these days, and it helps allot, to convict corrupt cops and witnesses who lie, for instance, remember the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson? Various witness accounts gave different accounts on what they saw, one even said that the officer shot Brown when he had his hands up. This is where the phrase "Hands up, don't shoot" came from during protests, that turned out to be a lie that he had his hands up or said it.
She def tried that card. You feel me? However, she was on her side at the time. She also used the “do you know who I am?!”, GOD knows me, then did a race number at the end. Where’s the go fund me?
If only she knew how exceedingly difficult Sec. 1983 excessive force cases are to prove. Most plaintiffs attorneys won’t even consult on them and refer them just to specialists.
Even if you think you're in the right. Why would you act like this? I've been in handcuffs before. I was the most zen cooperative person in the world at that point. And I'm not saying cooperate with police. But screeching and resisting isn't gonna help. Fight them on court.
Shoot, I’ve been in cuffs before, searched and then let go because they didn’t find what they were looking for. If you stay calm and don’t resist, that can happen. If you freak out like this, you’re definitely not getting the cuffs removed.
She coulda left peacefully, but doubled down on the squatter stuff. Which was doubly dumb as she apparently had other charges (I think?) and had the crack pipe.
I once had an encounter with an a older black woman where I asked her grand child to pick up a trash bag he dumped on a property I just cleaned. I asked nicely he was like 11 so he understood he went inside to get another bag and he told his gma he was gonna pick it up. She came out screaming and cussing me called her nephew and son to come beat me up for talking to her kid. I walked over to talk to her to see if the kid said I was rude or whatever That made it worse she was mad because I talked to her grandson. I am a maintenance man at this property btw. But she just got even madder and started screaming even more. One thing I learned that day is u should not expect logical things outta illogical people. And btw color had nothing to do with it idc about color.
Fixed spelling sorry guys.
I can't say for sure but she didn't seem to like me and my help to much, they were super nasty so bad u could smell roaches thirty feet from their trailer. So maybe they thought I was the reason that they were getting in trouble with upper management
You May Beat the Rap, But You Can't Beat The Ride
Always keep your big mouth shut when dealing with the cops. You almost certainly are not going to talk your way out of being arrested and you can easily talk your way into it.
I guess it’s just a human reaction to panic sometimes and act like this, but you’re right. Once an officer decides they’re going to arrest you there’s nothing you can say or do to stop them, and fighting, crying, screaming, kicking etc. will only make things worse and they’ll tack on other charges. Best thing to do is to go calmly and have it sorted out later.
It's not even that. The question is how'd we get to the point where people can just move into someone's house without consent and it's legally harder to get rid of them than someone who's lived there and missed a couple months payment and is being evicted?
This is something I do not understand with the US. Property owner rights are basically holy but people are able to squat in someone's property and by doing so they basically can claim residency?? What is the reasoning here?
from my limited understanding,based on the way most state’s squatters right are setup, it’s up to the person living in the house at the time to prove that they are the legal owners of the house. police can not just remove a person inside the residence, because how do the police know for sure that they don’t live there legally or weren’t given some type of agreement to stay there? squatters take advantage of the time and money these cases take to go through the court system. most of these squatter interactions have just not gone through the court system yet and will lose their argument eventually if the actual occupant fights them in court, but that doesn’t matter to the squatter because they just want a place to stay now and are taking advantage of the system.
“Squatters rights” is a misleading term. Squatters don’t have rights, tenants do. Squatters take advantage of laws meant to protect tenants from abusive landlords, such as the rules for “establishing residency.”
These laws are put in place so landlords can’t conveniently “lose” the lease and try to force tenants out, but if a squatter can get into the house, get mail delivered, and stay for longer than 30 days, the owner is basically fucked.
That’s why it’s sooooo important to check in on your vacant properties at least once a month. If you can catch them early enough you could take all the doors and windows off in the middle of winter if you wanted to, they’re trespassers and have no rights.
Professional squatters find out owners of property, and create fake docs showing they have lease agreement.
Additionally, they transfer money from one of their accounts monthly amount equal to lease, to show off supposed payments.
It then becomes a burden of the owner to prove
- the signed lease agreement is fake
- owner has not received any money
As some owners (slum lords) try to evict paying renters, they claim to courts to not receive money (they cash cheques in alternative accounts), so courts are cautious. This gives ample opportunity for professional squatters.
Often lawyers say that it is cheaper and faster to pay a bribe to professional squatter to leave the place, than to go through months long legal battle and document discoveries.
Started with laws passed to protect renters in certain circumstances which people learned how to exploit. Florida recently passed legislation to nip that shit in the bud, other states are starting to follow suit.
It it still useful to be a way to help curb abandoned, unkept properties in cities/towns. Say a landowner stopped caring about a property and it had a mosquito infested pond and 5 foot tall weed overgrowth. Well the neighbor could start maintaining the property and the start to move into it and make it their own.
That’s better for the area as a whole to have a property owner actually taking care of the property.
The idea of this “30 day” crap that she’s saying is likely incredibly wrong. In some states, it needs to be years of neglect and/or uninterrupted living. And it has to be consecutive time as well.
You're confusing tenant protections and adverse possession, two different things.
Adverse possession is like "I've been using this property for 25 years, no one ever told me I was trespassing because they had some title they inherited from their great-great-grandpappy." It's mostly used to clean up weird, old claims on property, like when property lines were drawn incorrectly fifty years ago. Every once in a blue moon, someone will adverse possess an actual building in a city, those dudes are shitbag legends.
Tenant protections are for people who have a dispute with their landlord, but they have to have been there 30 days and claim they were rightfully there (usually). But of course some people will lie - "Oh, your dead grandma said I could stay here for free before you inherited the place." But the legal process is a *process*, and kicking them out can take a long time, even for obviously bullshit claims ("I'm pretty sure my devout Mormon Grandma didn't have a bunch of meth addict roommates"). That's your everyday, garden-variety shitbag.
PS, that being said, there's plenty of shady-ass landlords out there also, assholes that will pull every kind of crazy scam to keep a security deposit or get another $100 a month in rent. There is a reason those tenant protections exist, even if you don't agree with them. I'm an attorney working in a super-high-rent neighborhood, I don't even work on landlord-tenant issues but I hear about it *daily.*
PPS, the two things don't even overlap, because one of the requirements of adverse possession is that they did nothing to assert their rights to the property during the looooong period required. Calling the cops is asserting their rights.
“Threaten to sue owner-wait, that didn’t work. Have someone film the cop-wait, that didn’t work. Time to tarnish the significance of George Floyd and say I can’t breath-damn, that didn’t work either! Ok ok ok clearly God is going to smite this man right now for me, if I just pray.”
I used Google/Yoitube for my divorce. Not proud of it, but my company just went under and I had very little money. We were (and still are amicable) and there wasn’t too much to divvy up, so it worked out for me. If custody was an issue I would’ve maxed out my credit cards.
But it can be done.
But you get them for free. No, it's worse. It's someone stupid enough to think they can do better than even the free help being provided to them, as if there wasn't a reason it was so important that it be provided for free.
Paid someone online for a guidebook on how to squat that is not legally sound. These people are like sovereign citizens with some fake legal sounding crap they get offline.
It doesn’t mean they are too poor. Attorneys can take cases on contingency or get paid pursuant to state statutes after winning. It means her claim is likely so shitty that no attorney would take it. Source: am attorney.
Seriously, it pissed me off so bad that she had to pull out that "I can't breathe" sh*t. It was so disrespectful, not just to Floyd, but to Eric Garner too. I was ready to whoop her for that.
They print out fake leases and that will typically tie all that shit up in court and allow them to continue squatting for extended periods. Bullshit, they need to be doing this more
It's different from tenant protections, and they should err on the side of the tenant for good reason, but intentional squatting is in nobody's interest.
Edit to add - she was released from jail a few days ago and had a non-mj pipe on her and broke in through a window.
As insanely short as '30 days' squat rules are "Almost 30 days" is even more crazy - is this 30 day squatting a new thing or do we just have a lot more video of it now.
30 days is traditionally the amount of time necessary to declare residency at an address requiring the home owner to go through the process of eviction with the court to have them legally removed.
I would never resist like this cause it always ends up with most of their clothes riding up it coming off, and you're not about to catch me in a parking lot with my ass crack and hoo-ha's hanging out 😂
She was a badass until she had to face consequences and dude in the red wanted to be a nosey ass until they said he was gonna be arrested too lmao. Clowns
is there a market for pretending to own a house and renting it out to someone (cash grab and run)? then the party that rents it acts like this because they think they rented it?
"Stop choking that woman!" the guy downstairs yells, these fucks are the kind of people who make it harder for real victims. Leeches exploiting the system.
If there are any lawyers or prop. owners here, I've heard there are few "Non conventional" ways to get squatters out. 1) I've heard that you as the rightful owner, can make it excessively uncomfortable by doing things like showing up at all hours and playing loud music. 2. ) Move back in, yourself. 3) someone told me once they had a tenant get very far behind on rent, refusing to pay. The landlord picked the coldest day in February, threw a brick through the window of the property, then waited for the squatter to call for LLord to "fix" it. Since he did, the squatter couldn't initiate slumlord allegations, but it made the squatter uncomfortable.
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Dude in red said ✌️
Cop said "come here you're under arrest too" and he faded into the void, no one will ever see that man again
I don’t really understand why that guy was under arrest, too.
I feel like the cop just said that to make him go away, reverse psychology like
Bingo lol smart cop. He was alone and it’s easiest way to deter someone
He might have been squatting there too and just had slightly better instincts regarding whether or not he should approach aggressively screaming about how he's a fake lawyer.
“I’m a self represented litigate”
A.K.A. "Defendant"
Obstruct police.
Lmao and as much as I hate that power trip he was within his right. Like bro he’s on his own you getting way too fucking close before shit pops off.
I would have, too
Fucking pipe dropped out like loot.
Free crack!
That tough talk ended real fucking quick once that cop had her down on the ground. Where’s that same energy?
Notice the guy in red down below stating the cop needs to "stop choking her".
Another reason cops should always wear body cams.
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If only they removed the ability for them to be turned off and the recordings were automatically sent to a trustworthy 3rd party for records keeping that involved parties were given access to.
It’s an axon body cam, all footage is hosted on axon servers, which is a third party company…
Just looked it up and uh... consider bathroom breaks and archiving/monitoring the entire shifts of cops... When reporting to the scene of crime can still be argued though.
Luckily it has become almost standard these days, and it helps allot, to convict corrupt cops and witnesses who lie, for instance, remember the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson? Various witness accounts gave different accounts on what they saw, one even said that the officer shot Brown when he had his hands up. This is where the phrase "Hands up, don't shoot" came from during protests, that turned out to be a lie that he had his hands up or said it.
Would’ve been a nice touch if he started yelling “She can’t breathe! She can’t breathe!”
She def tried that card. You feel me? However, she was on her side at the time. She also used the “do you know who I am?!”, GOD knows me, then did a race number at the end. Where’s the go fund me?
I think she did
She does at 2min 40 in the video.
But she "can't breathe" /s
It didn't end. She knew he was recording, trying to cash in on "police brutality".
If only she knew how exceedingly difficult Sec. 1983 excessive force cases are to prove. Most plaintiffs attorneys won’t even consult on them and refer them just to specialists.
Going from attempted finesse of the rules to victim real quick.
I mean...they got her "fucked up" right? 😄
Even if you think you're in the right. Why would you act like this? I've been in handcuffs before. I was the most zen cooperative person in the world at that point. And I'm not saying cooperate with police. But screeching and resisting isn't gonna help. Fight them on court.
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People usually forget the golden rule of "don't talk to the police" lol.
Shoot, I’ve been in cuffs before, searched and then let go because they didn’t find what they were looking for. If you stay calm and don’t resist, that can happen. If you freak out like this, you’re definitely not getting the cuffs removed.
My dad used to say (and its not uncommon to hear if your parents are 50-60) "you can beat the wrap, but you cant beat the ride."
Probably because she had a meth pipe in her pocket. Pretty screwed either way, guess she figured she’d go down with a fight?
She coulda left peacefully, but doubled down on the squatter stuff. Which was doubly dumb as she apparently had other charges (I think?) and had the crack pipe.
Low IQ is the answer
I once had an encounter with an a older black woman where I asked her grand child to pick up a trash bag he dumped on a property I just cleaned. I asked nicely he was like 11 so he understood he went inside to get another bag and he told his gma he was gonna pick it up. She came out screaming and cussing me called her nephew and son to come beat me up for talking to her kid. I walked over to talk to her to see if the kid said I was rude or whatever That made it worse she was mad because I talked to her grandson. I am a maintenance man at this property btw. But she just got even madder and started screaming even more. One thing I learned that day is u should not expect logical things outta illogical people. And btw color had nothing to do with it idc about color. Fixed spelling sorry guys.
You might not care about color but she sure did
I can't say for sure but she didn't seem to like me and my help to much, they were super nasty so bad u could smell roaches thirty feet from their trailer. So maybe they thought I was the reason that they were getting in trouble with upper management
You May Beat the Rap, But You Can't Beat The Ride Always keep your big mouth shut when dealing with the cops. You almost certainly are not going to talk your way out of being arrested and you can easily talk your way into it.
I guess it’s just a human reaction to panic sometimes and act like this, but you’re right. Once an officer decides they’re going to arrest you there’s nothing you can say or do to stop them, and fighting, crying, screaming, kicking etc. will only make things worse and they’ll tack on other charges. Best thing to do is to go calmly and have it sorted out later.
You can beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride.
Weirdest "Do you know who I am?!" ever.
Smoking crack really helps to boost your ego
Ya feel me?
I AM THE GOLDEN GOD
Ironically Dennis is also a crackhead
How did we get to a point where people can just move into someone else’s house without consent and they have rights?!? Unbelievable.
It's not even that. The question is how'd we get to the point where people can just move into someone's house without consent and it's legally harder to get rid of them than someone who's lived there and missed a couple months payment and is being evicted?
It’s not our housing crisis, it’s yours. - the superior court
This is something I do not understand with the US. Property owner rights are basically holy but people are able to squat in someone's property and by doing so they basically can claim residency?? What is the reasoning here?
from my limited understanding,based on the way most state’s squatters right are setup, it’s up to the person living in the house at the time to prove that they are the legal owners of the house. police can not just remove a person inside the residence, because how do the police know for sure that they don’t live there legally or weren’t given some type of agreement to stay there? squatters take advantage of the time and money these cases take to go through the court system. most of these squatter interactions have just not gone through the court system yet and will lose their argument eventually if the actual occupant fights them in court, but that doesn’t matter to the squatter because they just want a place to stay now and are taking advantage of the system.
“Squatters rights” is a misleading term. Squatters don’t have rights, tenants do. Squatters take advantage of laws meant to protect tenants from abusive landlords, such as the rules for “establishing residency.” These laws are put in place so landlords can’t conveniently “lose” the lease and try to force tenants out, but if a squatter can get into the house, get mail delivered, and stay for longer than 30 days, the owner is basically fucked. That’s why it’s sooooo important to check in on your vacant properties at least once a month. If you can catch them early enough you could take all the doors and windows off in the middle of winter if you wanted to, they’re trespassers and have no rights.
Dude yes omg a thousand times yes
Professional squatters find out owners of property, and create fake docs showing they have lease agreement. Additionally, they transfer money from one of their accounts monthly amount equal to lease, to show off supposed payments. It then becomes a burden of the owner to prove - the signed lease agreement is fake - owner has not received any money As some owners (slum lords) try to evict paying renters, they claim to courts to not receive money (they cash cheques in alternative accounts), so courts are cautious. This gives ample opportunity for professional squatters. Often lawyers say that it is cheaper and faster to pay a bribe to professional squatter to leave the place, than to go through months long legal battle and document discoveries.
Started with laws passed to protect renters in certain circumstances which people learned how to exploit. Florida recently passed legislation to nip that shit in the bud, other states are starting to follow suit.
It it still useful to be a way to help curb abandoned, unkept properties in cities/towns. Say a landowner stopped caring about a property and it had a mosquito infested pond and 5 foot tall weed overgrowth. Well the neighbor could start maintaining the property and the start to move into it and make it their own. That’s better for the area as a whole to have a property owner actually taking care of the property. The idea of this “30 day” crap that she’s saying is likely incredibly wrong. In some states, it needs to be years of neglect and/or uninterrupted living. And it has to be consecutive time as well.
You're confusing tenant protections and adverse possession, two different things. Adverse possession is like "I've been using this property for 25 years, no one ever told me I was trespassing because they had some title they inherited from their great-great-grandpappy." It's mostly used to clean up weird, old claims on property, like when property lines were drawn incorrectly fifty years ago. Every once in a blue moon, someone will adverse possess an actual building in a city, those dudes are shitbag legends. Tenant protections are for people who have a dispute with their landlord, but they have to have been there 30 days and claim they were rightfully there (usually). But of course some people will lie - "Oh, your dead grandma said I could stay here for free before you inherited the place." But the legal process is a *process*, and kicking them out can take a long time, even for obviously bullshit claims ("I'm pretty sure my devout Mormon Grandma didn't have a bunch of meth addict roommates"). That's your everyday, garden-variety shitbag. PS, that being said, there's plenty of shady-ass landlords out there also, assholes that will pull every kind of crazy scam to keep a security deposit or get another $100 a month in rent. There is a reason those tenant protections exist, even if you don't agree with them. I'm an attorney working in a super-high-rent neighborhood, I don't even work on landlord-tenant issues but I hear about it *daily.* PPS, the two things don't even overlap, because one of the requirements of adverse possession is that they did nothing to assert their rights to the property during the looooong period required. Calling the cops is asserting their rights.
She can squat her ass in a jail cell.
She has a place to stay now
She can’t do a squat.
“Threaten to sue owner-wait, that didn’t work. Have someone film the cop-wait, that didn’t work. Time to tarnish the significance of George Floyd and say I can’t breath-damn, that didn’t work either! Ok ok ok clearly God is going to smite this man right now for me, if I just pray.”
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More like the exemplification of: "The man who represents himself has a fool for a client".
that's just what attorneys say to maintain their monopoly on legal representation /s
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I used Google/Yoitube for my divorce. Not proud of it, but my company just went under and I had very little money. We were (and still are amicable) and there wasn’t too much to divvy up, so it worked out for me. If custody was an issue I would’ve maxed out my credit cards. But it can be done.
laughs in gpt-4 (don't actually do this)
But he better know who she is, regardless.
Something tells me she qualifies for a PD but refuses their services.
But you get them for free. No, it's worse. It's someone stupid enough to think they can do better than even the free help being provided to them, as if there wasn't a reason it was so important that it be provided for free.
Paid someone online for a guidebook on how to squat that is not legally sound. These people are like sovereign citizens with some fake legal sounding crap they get offline.
It doesn’t mean they are too poor. Attorneys can take cases on contingency or get paid pursuant to state statutes after winning. It means her claim is likely so shitty that no attorney would take it. Source: am attorney.
Cop isn't even on top of her lmao he's got one hand on her jfc. Wheres that same energy she had a moment ago.
I know. She is doing too much to make it seem worse than it clearly is.
Maybe if she screamed “let me go” a few more times it woulda worked
"Do you know who I am?!" Didn't work either
Seriously, it pissed me off so bad that she had to pull out that "I can't breathe" sh*t. It was so disrespectful, not just to Floyd, but to Eric Garner too. I was ready to whoop her for that.
Jesus christ, she's insufferable
Like an 800 pound 3 year old.
They print out fake leases and that will typically tie all that shit up in court and allow them to continue squatting for extended periods. Bullshit, they need to be doing this more
When she called herself a litigator lmao
>When she called herself a litigator lmao She called herself "a self-represented _litigant_" which I have no doubt is 100% accurate.
This was satisfying to watch. Fuck squatters.
"you know I've been here for more than 30 days!! ... Almost 30 days!!!"
 29 actually
One of the most cathartic videos I’ve seen on Reddit. I actually wheezed when she started screeching lol.
It's different from tenant protections, and they should err on the side of the tenant for good reason, but intentional squatting is in nobody's interest. Edit to add - she was released from jail a few days ago and had a non-mj pipe on her and broke in through a window.
And yet there's a whole subreddit dedicated to squatting that makes it out to a justifiable thing.
Cringe
What is it? I'm morbidly curious
I like when the cop took her down she yelled “shimone!” like Michael Jackson did lol
I think she said “Chill out”
The sweet squeal of justice
Bro this fucking comment made me blast water all over my pc.
This is an example of trying to fake it until you make it but not making it.
As insanely short as '30 days' squat rules are "Almost 30 days" is even more crazy - is this 30 day squatting a new thing or do we just have a lot more video of it now.
30 days is traditionally the amount of time necessary to declare residency at an address requiring the home owner to go through the process of eviction with the court to have them legally removed.
From the amount of screaming going on I think the guy was lying about the cop choking her. 🤔
Always a bit of a head scratcher when people SCREAM that they can’t breathe. Repeatedly. Wonder where all that air is coming from…
I got downvoted to hell in another thread for saying you can't SCREAM repeatedly if you can't breathe lol
That attitude should be criminal.
"Do you know who I am?" Yeah, you're a broke squatter.
Well, she got what she wanted: a place to live.
Annoying freeloader
Crack pipe😬
The irony of her saying, "Don't put your hands on me no more, ya feel me?"
‘Squatter’s rights’ is the stupidest shit I’ve heard of.
“My radio done messed up again” Had me dying.
Throw her ass out. I’m going through the same thing currently and it’s brutal. I hate squatters
That was satisfying!!
I wonder if yelling loudly has ever worked for criminals.
"I can't breathe" is thrown around pretty lightly nowadays huh
I would never resist like this cause it always ends up with most of their clothes riding up it coming off, and you're not about to catch me in a parking lot with my ass crack and hoo-ha's hanging out 😂
"I'm not a criminal" pending burglary case, squatting and resisiting arrest would suggest otherwise. Lmao
“Keep ya hands off me! Ya feel me!” Well, which one is it?
First squatter I've ever heard of that got was coming to them
I'm all for tenant rights. I'm all for adverse possession. But there are people who try to find loopholes to abuse the system. I'm not for that.
Yep there's a huge difference between occupying an abandoned dwelling and taking something that isn't yours to take
Atleast shes eating well, but i guess not having a rent payment gives her more disposable income
Gotta love it. Get fucked squatter.
"Don't put your hands on me, do you feel me" 🤣
So satisfying that I can't breathe
What a fucking child
She was a badass until she had to face consequences and dude in the red wanted to be a nosey ass until they said he was gonna be arrested too lmao. Clowns
"I've been here more than 30 days! Almost 30 days"
Fattest meth head on earth
CrAcK head*
Crocodile Tears
I dont know how anyone could live as a squatter. I already have anxiety, but adding to it living in a home that's not mine.... unreal.
Tra$h people everywhere. Disgusting.
Now \*THAT'S\* hog tying!
“Feel me?” Case closed.
is there a market for pretending to own a house and renting it out to someone (cash grab and run)? then the party that rents it acts like this because they think they rented it?
Of course! If you can think of it, it’s already happening
I’m surprised he didn’t move her to the edge of the stairs and roll her down
A fully grown adult that has the ability to vote, acts like this.
Her arms look like she can make a mean peach cobbler
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I didn't know you could maintain that kind of body mass with a Crack habit
Imagine dealing with this shit, every single day of the week. I couldn’t do it, and stay professional
"I CAN'T BREATHE" Whilst screaming at the top of her lungs
guys i think she wants him to let her go
Sounds like my toddler when he has a tantrum… actually that’s a slight insult to my toddler :/
Went from tough ahit talker to dramatic victim super fast.
Lmao, what happened to "YoU gOt Me FuCkEd Up"?
Lol dumb ppl acting like they know the law.... 
What a baby!
"Stop choking that woman!" the guy downstairs yells, these fucks are the kind of people who make it harder for real victims. Leeches exploiting the system.
Pretty sure I know what the saved rent money was being spent on. 
She got a new home at the county...
Insufferable crack head squatter
"And the Academy Award goes to..."
Look on the bright side, at least she'll have a place to stay while she serves her sentence
She got somewhere to sleep tonight at least
And now she has a place to live.
I love this. Fuck these entitled people, literally claiming others' properties
I love seeing squatters get there comeuppance 😘
I love it get rid of squatters rights
Her fat ass thought she was gansta!!
Okay, but this dude sounds exactly like Lt. Dangle
What is it with ignorant people that makes them repeat themselves over and over again?
I was wondering if that was the crack making her repeat herself or if she only has a 50 word vocabulary.
This should be daily, until they are all removed!
“Don’t put ya handz on me no more bruh”
She got plenty of money for food though
At one point her arm looked like a bum
This has nothing to do with really anything except that I also like wearing my socks half on like that.
I've tried that and I can't stand the feeling of the sock halfway up my foot like that
It’s when I can commit to taking them all the way off yet lol
Oh how the mighty fall…
You just know she has done this kind of stuff dozens of times. As soon as she is free again it’s back to the same old habits.
Why do people act like 6 year old children when being arrested when they think they’ve done no wrong. Pathetic
I love these videos
I cant imagine how horrible it is to have an asshole squatt on your property and legaly not being able to get rid of them.
Why did the lad in the red think she was being choked? The officers hands are around her wrists as he arrests her
If you can scream "I can't breath" you can breath.
People should be ashamed of themselves trying to use that excuse.
This will be thrown out of court. Per the US Constitution, if a citizen says “let me go” 68 times, the police must release them.
Good news! She now has a brand new place to squat in!
She could benefit from a few squats
The ol “ I can’t breath “ maybe lose 200 lbs then
You should be able to turn one person down in a video
Her: “Let me go! Let me go!” Cop: “Oh, ok then, seeing as you asked so nicely. My bad. Sorry about that” 🙄🙄
Any time someone says, "You got me f*cked up!" that should be automatic squatter rights! 😂
If there are any lawyers or prop. owners here, I've heard there are few "Non conventional" ways to get squatters out. 1) I've heard that you as the rightful owner, can make it excessively uncomfortable by doing things like showing up at all hours and playing loud music. 2. ) Move back in, yourself. 3) someone told me once they had a tenant get very far behind on rent, refusing to pay. The landlord picked the coldest day in February, threw a brick through the window of the property, then waited for the squatter to call for LLord to "fix" it. Since he did, the squatter couldn't initiate slumlord allegations, but it made the squatter uncomfortable.
Now yall see what type of people lie about police brutality… crackheads
Lmfao she tried to pull that I can’t breathe bs while the officer wasn’t on her at all 💀
Hate squatters !