"Professional Squatter" Racks Up $1300 Water Bill As Chicago Woman Fights To Kick Him Off Property

[TimeWarpWife]

I saw this poor lady in an interview on Jesse Watters' show the other night. I'd never heard of such a thing before. But then it's a Demonrat-run loony bin city, so I guess we shouldn't be shocked that a man who illegally broke into this woman's house, changed the locks, and took it over has all the "rights" of a tenant even though he's a burglar and a professional squatter. This lady is having to go through the "legal" system, obviously paying for a lawyer, to get this thief out of her rightfully-owned home. Evidently, she's also responsible for the utility payments and received a $1300 water bill that this squatter and his friends ran up. This is so not right! So in Demonrat-run cities if you leave your home too long, anyone can break into your home and claim they're now the "tenant-squatters" and there's nothing the police can do about it. Worse, you have to hire a lawyer and pay to kick them out, even though they're illgally occupying your home. https://www.foxnews.com/media/profe...r-bill-chicago-woman-fights-kick-off-property However, another story I just read is how a man, whose mother's home was stolen by squatters in CA, beat them at their own game. https://www.foxnews.com/us/handyman-turns-tables-squatters-took-mothers-house

 

[myeyeisonthesparrow]

I simple don't understand it, what happened to the breaking and entering LAWS don't they still apply????? I thought that was illegal to break and enter in someone's else's property? They really need to get a handle on this, because the way things are going in this country is you could leave to go to work and come home and someone's there and now their squatting on your property with your things in your house, simple NOT right.

 

[RonJohnSilver]

I would seriously consider knocking on the door and then shooting him. I mean, it's Chicago, not like that's a rarity. I know it's not loving your neighbor, I know, I just said I would consider it. Still though....

 

[Tall Timbers]

I would seriously consider knocking on the door and then shooting him. I mean, it's Chicago, not like that's a rarity. I know it's not loving your neighbor, I know, I just said I would consider it. Still though....

The way I look at things that would be justified.

 

[Baby Yoda]

The way I look at things that would be justified.

To normal people yes but when the city is run by Demoncrats, you the innocent homeowner would be put away.

 

[Tall Timbers]

To normal people yes but when the city is run by Demoncrats, you the innocent homeowner would be put away.

I've always figured I'll take care of a problem however I have to in a way that is just and if I get locked up for it... so be it. If I was younger I might think a little differently.

 

[Carl]

Michigan is the same way if a person stays in a house/apartment/whatever for 30 days and won't leave have to go to court for eviction. Meanwhile they can trash the place and get the court to make you repair!

 

[Jaybird]

The Scripture does say (I'm paraphrasing here) that in the end times what is right will be wrong and what is wrong will be right. It sure looks like we are at that point.

 

[Ghoti Ichthus]

Bet this situation wouldn't have happened if the house belonged to someone in the "ruling class" (Politburo)
Remember Nancy's uninvited "guest"


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