Ma'am, you've already been evicted. >> I'm not evicting. Let me go. Let's let me go. >> Let me go. >> What do you want? >> Today is eviction day. >> No, it is not. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Has she been formally evicted? >> Yes. >> Don't do it, YOU GUYS. >> IT'S wild how some tenants think an eviction notice is just a suggestion and that refusing to leave will somehow change the outcome. Spoiler alert, it doesn't. Welcome to Police X10. Where attitude meets authority. It's time for Cops Versus Dumbest Tenants who refuse to leave after being evicted. Starting with this lovely motherdaughter duo who turned an eviction into chaos. >> What's the reason? What's the reason? >> Wait, WAIT, WAIT. THEY'VE BEEN MAD BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN EXPOSED FOR THE CORRUPT AND LEGAL STUFF. >> It's January 24th, 2026 in Illinois. Officers respond to a residence to enforce an eviction. And here's what happened next. >> The sheriff's office. We're here in a local eviction. Sheriff's office. >> You are now placed under arrest. Come to the door. >> Need to open the door. >> I can hear you inside. If you don't come to the door, we're going to breach the door. We're going to force it open. Open the door. >> I'm on a I'm on the phone with the phone. >> That's us. What's the reason? >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Don't talk. NO. GET OFF OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF ME. UNDER ARREST. I'M NOT UNDER. GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. STOP the police. >> Ma'am, I DON'T WANT >> YOU HURTING MY ARM. GET OFF ME. >> GET OFF ME. >> LET ME GO. >> LISTEN TO ME. YOU KNOW WHAT? >> Listen to me. >> I ALREADY CALLED FBI. >> STOP MOVING. >> I ALREADY CALLED FBI. [laughter] >> TRUST ME, THEY WILL BE OUT HERE CUZ I USED TO WORK FOR THEM. >> OKAY. >> YEAH. Don't play no games with me. >> No. One of the ladies thinks the FBI cares about her eviction. That's adorable. And for anyone confused about this situation, this eviction had been in process for over 20 months. But it looks like these residents were less than prepared >> BECAUSE IT'S NOT GREAT. THEY NEVER BEEN ARRESTED. BUT I TELL YOU ONE THING, I GOT MY OWN COMPANY INVOLVED AND THEY WILL BE OUT HERE. >> NO. WHO SENT YOU OUT HERE ANYWAY? >> I'M not refusing. >> IT'S NOT AN IT'S NOT. IT'S NOT. >> THESE PEOPLE HAVE TO PAY WHAT WE HAVE TO PAY. YES, THEY ARE. >> I'VE BEEN THROUGH THIS WITH ROCKFORD, OVAL COUNTY, and they've been doing this. THEY'VE BEEN SCHEMING AND SCANNING. YOU STEALING MY PERSONAL INFORMATION. THIS NEIGHBOR RIGHT HERE HAS HAD OUR COURT >> PAY DOCUMENTS IN THEIR HAND. THEY BOARD IT OVER HERE. WHAT THEY DO WITH OUR DOCUMENTS? >> WE'RE NOT VIOLATING. >> WE'RE NOT. IT'S JUST A PRINCIPLE OF MATTER. >> WE DIDN'T PAY OUR ASSOCIATION DUE. >> EXACTLY. SO, WHAT THE PROBLEM? WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? >> IT'S NOT RIGHT. NO, YOU'RE NOT TELLING ME. >> I don't like when PEOPLE BE LIED. >> YEAH. >> GET YOURS off of me, please. >> NO, I AIN'T NEVER BEEN LOCKED UP AND NOTHING LIKE THAT. BUT I TELL YOU WHAT, I'M CALLING I'VE ALREADY CALLED FBI AND TRUST ME, THEY BE OUT HERE. I USED TO WORK FOR THEM. SO, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> WHAT JUDGE SENT you out here anyway? Because we didn't violate any court order. They keep cutting. All right. >> WE HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. NO, THEY'VE BEEN CONSTANTLY HARASSING. EVERY LAST PERSON in this community been constantly harassing us >> and WE AIN'T DOING NOTHING. PING DOCUMENTS ON THE OCCUPANTS. WE ARE THE OWNERS. WHY IS THIS NEIGHBOR RIGHT HERE HAVE OUR PERSONAL INFORMATION? >> Imagine the joy of the neighbors learning these women are finally gone. The neighborhood's going to have a block party tonight. >> Can I talk to you without you yelling at me for a minute? >> I'm not yelling. I'M JUST TALKING ABOUT THIS JUST DON'T MAKE NO SENSE. I DON'T LIKE THIS KIND OF STUFF. >> LISTEN HERE. Let me try to talk to you. Okay. Let me try to explain what's going on. Okay. >> Understand this. All right. So, this has obviously been going through court for quite some time. >> No, because >> hang on. Let me finish. Let me explain where I'm coming from >> and I'll listen to where you're coming from. Okay. Okay. So we had [laughter] a paper glasses >> that was signed by a judge >> that says that as of today you guys are evicted. Okay. So it's our job. >> But why? >> For failure to pay. There's not SOME associated we have all the receipts and we show them that. >> I get it. But listen to me. Okay. When we tell you that we have to do something, you have to listen to us. And so >> we listen the first time. >> Okay. But when we have an order signed by a judge that says you as the sheriff's office have to go evict these people out of the house. >> Evict for what? WE'VE BEEN GOING THROUGH THIS. >> WHAT REASON? WE PAYING OUR FOLKS BEEN scheming and scamming using our personal information. This chick right here, this neighbor RIGHT HERE CAME TO OUR DOOR WITH the same documents in her hand. >> IN HER HAND. DOCUMENTS BOTH OFFICERS. One is Caucasian, the other one IS BLACK. WHAT ARE THEY DOING WITH OUR >> WE DON'T HAVE ANY AND THEY GONNA bring it to our door. >> They gonna bring it to our door. AND GUESS WHAT? >> WHAT THEY DOING WITH OUR INFORMATION? THAT'S A Oh my gosh. I ain't got to TELL YOU. YOU ALREADY BEEN EXPOSED BY IDENTITY THEFT. She has. I have. AND IT COMES FROM ALL THESE folks leaking our personal information and keep causing legal issues. We don't have legal issues. WE DON'T GO BACK AND FORTH in courts. Every this BEEN A PROBLEM. THAT'S WHAT I'm saying. Here's [snorts] I understand you can take all that stuff up in the court. Okay. As far as right now, you're both charged with criminal trespass and with obstructing that THIRD WITH >> YOU OBSTRUCTING NOTHING. HOW IS WE OWN THIS PLACE? WE OWN IT. >> LISTEN, THE crews are going to come in. They're going to take your items out and put them on the street. Is there someone we can call for your dog? If not, we have to call animal control. >> No, you're not going to call animal control with my dog. >> Someone that I can CALL WE HAVE SHE'S PAYING HER MORTGAGE. >> THAT'S RIGHT. I own this property. You can take it up AND >> NO. WHAT COURT ORDER? BECAUSE WE ALREADY EXPLAINED THAT TO THE JUDGE. >> The attorney has been they've been a warrant >> for right now. >> Do you have a warrant? >> We have eviction paper. That's what we need. >> DO YOU HAVE DO YOU HAVE A WARRANT FOR YOU? >> YES, YOU NEED A WARRANT. >> IS THERE SOMEONE THAT I CAN CALL FOR? >> NO, I DO NOT. >> But I get that. BUT I NEVER BEEN LOCKED UP. NEVER BEEN LOCKED UP. WELL, THERE'S A first time for everything and hope that she'll enjoy her first. >> Where are THEY AT? >> NO. NO. I HAVE TO GET IT CUZ MY PERSONAL STUFF IS OUT. MY PERSONAL STUFF IS OUT. >> WHERE ARE YOUR SHOES AT? I'LL GO GET THEM. >> I WANT NO, I'LL GET THEM. I'LL GET THEM. >> I WILL GET THEM. >> I HAVE TO GET THEM. >> Where are they at? >> No, I get them myself. >> THEY CAN FOLLOW ME UP. NO, YOU BET. THEY'VE BEEN MAD BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN EXPOSED FOR THE CORRUPT AND LEGAL STUFF THEY'VE BEEN DOING. >> YOU'RE GOING TO PUT THE SHOES ON AND ILLEGAL. I CAN'T. >> I sit down and put your shoes on. >> I can't. go without socks. YES. >> NO. THEY'VE BEEN TRYING TO TAKE MY ALL OF MY STUFF. ALL OF MY STUFF. I HAVE TO GET MY PAPERS. GOT IT. >> LET ME GET MY PAPER. LET ME GET MY PAPER. NO, I GOT MY PAPERS APPROVED. I'M TELLING YOU ALL [screaming] VIOLATING OUR RIGHT, >> GUYS. UNFORTUNATELY, THE TIME FOR the time for talking is over. You're under arrest. >> He's got a full base so we can both go in THE SAME >> WHERE'S THAT OFFICER? NO. WHERE'S THAT? >> I WANT TO TAKE THOSE SHOES ON. LET'S GO. Your foot is bleeding. Kiana, are you going to [laughter] mess it up? And you know what? I want ALL YOUR NAMES. ALL YOUR NAMES. >> They'll all be in the walk. I CAN'T [laughter] I WANT MY LET ME GET MY STUFF UPSTAIRS. >> THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS. THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS. >> WHAT DO YOU MEAN? THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS. IT'S MY PAPERS. >> I just WANT TO GET MY STUFF. I HAVE TO GET MY STUFF. >> I'M GOING TO TELL YOU WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. You keep yelling AT ME. THAT'S NOT YELLING. I'M JUST SAYING I'VE NEVER BEEN ARRESTED. >> YOU GUYS KNOW FOR IDENTITY THEFT REASON SHE NEEDS HER DOCUMENTS. >> EXACTLY. THAT'S WHAT I NEED. >> WELL, they're going to be yapping for quite some time. So, let's skip ahead and go to the part where the officer just moves him out of the house. >> What would you like to do? >> Option A is to put your >> YEAH, BUT YOU GOT MY PAPERS UP THERE THAT I NEED IN ORDER TO SHOW YOU ALL PROOF. >> THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. >> WE'RE PAST THAT. NO, WE CAN'T PASS THAT BECAUSE NO, Y'ALL BEEN VIOLATING OUR CIVIL RIGHTS CONSTANTLY. >> WE DON'T HAVE A WARRANT. WHERE'S YOUR WARRANT? WHERE'S YOUR Y'ALL ANYTHING ABOUT IT? >> I'M GOING TO DO THAT. I'm going to ask this 30 times. Put your SHOES ON. WHERE'S YOUR SHOES? >> NO. JUST TELL ME. Just tell me. Y'all got her phone. Put your shoes on. >> Does he have my phone? >> Yes, we got it. >> I DON'T HAVE MY PHONE. >> Put your shoes on, please. >> I'M ASKING NICELY. I'M PUTTING THEM ON, BUT STILL I DON'T WANT Y'ALL IN MY HOUSE. >> I APPRECIATE IT. WHERE'S THE CODE? >> HOW I'M GOING TO BE EVICTED FOR WHAT? >> WHERE'S THE CODE AT? >> HI. MY CODE IS UPSTAIRS. THAT'S WHERE MY COATS ARE. UPSTAIRS. >> I am >> just cooperate. GET MY CODE. >> WE DON'T KNOW. GET MY LET ME GET MY COAT. SO Y'ALL GO THROUGH MY STUFF. >> OH MY GOSH. TAKE ME OUT THERE. >> WATCH YOUR STUFF. Let's go. He's getting the coach. Stop. >> He don't know where my coach at. I tell you one thing. Okay. All right. Are you going to talk to me? >> Yelling. >> I'm not yelling. I'm just saying y'all are wrong for this. Y'all are wrong for this. >> AIN'T NOBODY I'M PAYING MY MORTGAGES LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE paying their mortgage. >> Michelle, >> let's go. >> Watch your step. Let's go. We're getting it. >> Arresting me for and I ain't do anything wrong. It's this whole community of people >> now. They've been No, you've been Do you see his >> Let's go. We'll walk. HOW HARD IS IT? >> WHO THE YOU THINK YOU'RE YELLING AT? NO, YOU CUZ YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. >> NO, I am listening. >> Look at that. Come on. >> Is there shoes that we can get you? Would you like a coat? Where? >> I have my coats and stuff upstairs. That's not my coat. What is your coat? >> That is not my coat that I wear. >> You need to understand you're not going upstairs. What does your coat look like? I'll go upstairs. >> I want my No, I WANT ALL MY STUFF FROM UPSTAIRS. >> GOING TO HAPPEN. >> Y'ALL BEEN TRYING TO make me surrender up to you. It's this whole community. >> 107 whole community here. Y'all constantly exposed to my personal information. I ain't We ain't did nothing to nobody. >> Walk. >> Do you see this, Icy? >> Walk. I know. Walk. >> I'm holding on you so don't fall. >> You're lying. You're lying. We ain't violating no court order. We follow the judge's instructions. It's just her income. She's doing with the best she can. Trying to put somebody in jail. No, y'all trying to make money off of me us illegally. And we ain't did nothing. >> Evan, get in the seat. Go. Put your jacket on. I want to get in there. >> Press or what? And I haven't done anything. COME ON. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> NO. NO. NOBODY SHOULD have my personal information. THESE FOLKS BEEN VIOLATING MY PERSONAL INFORMATION. I don't have no criminal record. No. Y'all do this and purposely. >> Come back so I get the seat belt. Got a seat belt. >> I can't. I ain't never experienced so much darn corruption since I've been here in this state cuz of y'all ass people. No, you ain't going to be in my personal business talking about we VIOLATED A COURT ORDER. NO, it's these ass neighbors. Ain't no way in the world this neighbor next door TO US SHOULD HAVE OUR personal information in her hand and we own the place. No, YOU VIOLATING MY RIGHTS. WHERE'S MY PHONE? PLEASE. >> He's got it. >> No, I need my phone. I don't want him going in my phone. >> He's not going in your phone. He's got it. You have no REASON TO GO. >> TODAY, Y'ALL BE LIED. And I'm >> That's one of them secured. Only one more to go. >> Okay. So, before we go before we go in the car, I got to take your purse and your phone. You can't have that in the back. Okay. And then that'll go back. That'll go that'll go when we get to uh booking. You'll get it back. >> Booking for what? Booking for what? That's what I like to know. Let me put my own phone in my >> I got it. I got it. Let's not do this. We're doing too much. Where's my daughter? >> She just I think she need to be searched. Search >> for what? >> I don't have nothing for me. Search. >> That's what's got to happen. Everybody goes through this. >> I don't care. Not everybody. >> We're not the exception. >> Well, I am. Everybody. We ain't no >> on this side. >> Okay. Well, y'all remember you. >> Okay. >> The biggest estate ever. >> Okay. >> She don't have nothing on her. We ain't no >> And that's dog hair. I don't sit in no dog hair. Can you please get that dog hair? I don't sit in there. >> Just take a seat in the car. >> Take a cooperate. Let's cooperate cuz that lawsuit coming, baby. Watch your head. >> They treating people like we are criminal. We don't have no record. None whatsoever. We ain't no criminal. But you GUESS WHAT? LET ME tell the truth to be able to sit back for me. >> I'm loosening this cuz my hands is hurting. >> I know mine. >> No, it's I can get two I can get my three fingers almost through here. You're fine. >> No, I'm not [laughter] fine. No, that's why it's hurting. >> M just cooperate because you know what? They're going to all go down and they they mad because they don't want the truth to come out of all the corrupt stuff they didn't did. What you mean? Oh boy. Yeah. You know, you know you know. Bunch of fraud ass. >> YEAH. FRAUDS. FRAUDS. MHM. >> OW. You pinching me. >> All right. >> Frauds. FRAUDS. Y'ALL DOING STUFF ILLEGALLY. ILLEGALLY. ILLEGALLY. >> I'VE ALREADY EXPERIENCED THIS BEFORE. ILLEGALLY. By the courts. Illegally. >> Scheming and scamming. Scheming and scamming people for money. >> Mhm. >> That's what YOU'VE BEEN DOING. THAT'S WHAT THEY'VE BEEN DOING. >> They were charged with trespassing on a residence and two counts of resisting or obstructing a peace officer. And before the arrest, the condo association filed an eviction with Kendall County courts on May 10th, 2024, which was 20 months before this arrest. Let's move on to this case where an evicted tenant thinks that she can live in a house rentree. >> Has she been formally evicted? >> Don't do it, YOU GUYS. >> It's March 6th, 2022. Officers get to a dispute where this woman refused to leave the residence after being told she was evicted. Yep. Here's what happened next. She's not moving every week. I moved. >> We How many loads did we take yesterday? And I took a load today. >> Yeah. >> Of her stuff or Okay. I thought I thought she was gone a while ago. I didn't know. >> Well, she's supposed to be. >> Has she been formally evicted? >> Yes. >> Yeah, we have an eviction. >> Okay. I I just didn't know. Sometimes we have eviction notices and then yet they haven't been served through our court. So, I didn't >> You want to see it? >> Sure. Yeah. I mean, did did our our uh did Tony come over here through the court and say, "Hey, you know, you got to be gone?" Did they kick her out? >> She hasn't lived here. >> She hasn't lived here in how long? >> Since December. >> Okay. >> September January, I think. >> But she she is mentally stable. >> Is that Is that her car? >> That's her girlfriend's car. >> Okay. Is her girlfriend here? >> No. No. >> Okay. Okay. May I May I go in? >> Okay. Yeah. If you get that notice for me, please. It's okay. After speaking with the owner of the house, the officer goes into the house to find the suspect. But instead of being inside, one of the officers finds the woman just outside the house. >> Hi. Uh, >> how are you? Radio. >> Good. How are you? >> Good. >> What do you got going on here? >> My stuff, y'all. >> Okay. >> Were you painting? >> Oh, yeah. I'm painting my friend's house that I'm living at. >> Okay. >> In exchange for living there. >> Oh, perfect. Perfect. How you been? I haven't seen you in a while. getting a freaking job and a half. >> Yeah. >> Heavy heavy smoke. >> Okay. >> A heavy smoker. >> How are you doing? >> Oh, really good. >> I haven't seen you in a while. >> Well, that's a good thing. >> Yeah. >> I came for help a couple times up there at the station like they had told me to do and they would come. >> I'm sorry. >> That's all right. I take, you know, get matters into my own hands and they've been lacking here in the past 15 years. And they found out all about it. >> Yeah. >> And they found out how she gets away with it. >> Do you want to Do you mind sitting in my car with me to talk to me real quick? The wind's really crazy right now. >> No thanks. I don't trust you guys. >> You don't trust me of everybody. >> I don't trust anymore. >> I don't think I've ever not, you know, been kind to you or anything with me. So, >> no, no, no. Honestly, I was just trying to get out of the wind and stuff to talk to you and I didn't want to go inside the house cuz it seems like >> the wind. You can hand over there. >> Okay. >> You know, the doors were unlocked. So, >> the doors of what were unlocked? >> He refuses to bring my thing. So, >> Okay. >> You know. >> So, did you go inside the house? I don't know what's going on. >> This car here, look. See, this is all my See all the outside stuff. >> Okay. Did you take anything from inside the house? >> This is all I mean, you can look. It's a lot of stuff here. >> Are you supposed to be here? I'm I'm coming in on the last end of it. >> The police won't help me anymore. >> Okay. >> I've tried three times. >> I tried last uh >> like getting an escort to come here and get your stuff. >> Yeah. And they won't help me. >> Okay. >> So, um like she just turned her back on me. I think it was Friday. The >> Who did? >> The the black woman that was here that morning with you guys that I called you for grievant for him getting out. >> I don't remember a black woman. I just remember >> your roommate. >> She was here. I don't think we have anybody that works there. >> As this officer is dealing with the suspect, the other officers had finished their business inside the house and go back outside to speak with the owners. >> You guys need to work on whatever she's got in there that's yours needs needs to be out. I mean, you evict, but then we left this. I'm just saying the excuse to keep coming back is the stuff's here. >> Oh, yeah. >> Right. >> Yeah. Next week and my brother's going to help me again with all the rest of the big [ __ ] >> It's almost out now. >> Oh, yeah. It's like 80% out. >> Yeah. Okay. >> But but now I start going through it again cuz she throw everything around. I don't know. Was mine was hers. And >> yeah, >> the the guy that you were living with, that's the only person that I knew of. >> Oh, no. She Oh, I mean police people. >> There's no >> Oh, you're talking about another officer. I Okay. >> Oh, no. She's really tall. >> I talk about a neighbor, somebody you lived with. Okay. Yes, I remember. >> Broadview Heights Police. Mhm. >> Okay. And then they sent me a permut. And then I came to >> well because he used my identity to transfer some money and then he used my identity to pay the gas bill and the electric bill. >> Okay. >> So there's a lot of things under dispute. >> Okay. >> She's saying that the doors weren't locked and that she took stuff on the patio. patio stuff. >> As time went on, the woman continued to argue with the officers and refused to comply. >> They said you were in the house, but >> but the whole point is you can't you're a victim. You're >> Listen, Officer >> Quinn, >> I've tried three times to get you guys to come down here with me because that's what you told me you would get. You said, "We're not going to watch you pack, but once you get packed, we will come and help you get your stuff out." That was 3 months ago, and nobody will come with me. All you got to do is call us >> three times. No, I went there three times to your office. >> It's got to be set up with them in advance. >> They wouldn't walk. >> I didn't walk in the house. >> They wouldn't come back there. >> I haven't in 3 months. He refuses to bring me my It's still in there. >> He doesn't have to bring you anything. >> He refuses to bring me my [ __ ] Really? She doesn't pay rent, gets evicted, and expects her belongings to be delivered to her. Talk about entitlement. Well, that kind of entitlement is going to get her arrested. >> Get out of my way. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on a second. >> You're not You're not DON'T DO IT. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> Don't do it. Don't do it, you guys. I WAS I WAS IN THE HOSPITAL FOR 30 DAYS. YOU CAN'T DO THIS. You guys can't do this. I WAS I was >> I was Oh my gosh. All right. Come on, >> guys. I was just in the hospital day. >> All right. Come on. Stand up. Stand up. Help us. I'll stand you up. >> NO. GET MY PURSE. It's in the car. What are you guys doing? >> We had the woman secured. The officer then put her in the squad car before speaking with her. >> All right. >> All right. Come on. Get your leg in here. >> I'm going to get the AC going for you and we're going to relax in here. Okay. agree. >> Is that necessary? >> Well, I don't know. What's it? >> Can you Can you like take these? Can you >> I cannot take them off. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. I already I already double checked them yet. >> I can see that you got a hair on your face here. All right. >> I got them there in my face. Remember, I never >> just get them out of my car. >> I never try to hurt you or do anything. Okay, I understand you guys to come. It's on record. >> Okay, I understand that. >> And they wouldn't come. And so I wanted my patio stuff cuz it out. >> See, he agreed to bring my stuff to me and he just won't do it. So I called his sister-in-law cuz I didn't get my 1099 cuz he was holding on to it. Okay. And all of a sudden yesterday his two brothers helped him bring a lot of >> and then he said he'd bring the rest today. He brought like two things. >> Okay. I can understand because I know the situation that you've been dealing with. >> You've been dealing with all this stuff. >> I found out what's going on. >> So, and I wasn't here for any rest of it. Okay. However, these are all things these are all things that you you talk about with your attorney and stuff like that. Okay. And if there's documented events, that's all going to help you out. Okay. >> Okay. I don't have any I don't have any discretion when it comes to this. Okay. >> My mouth again. >> There we go. There we go. You're welcome. All right. Just remember, I don't have any discretion when it comes to anything. I was just here trying to talk to you. >> I was never there when I went. >> I wasn't I wasn't here. >> They told me when I So 3 months ago when I got the fake eviction, the illegal eviction. I know how she got away with that. You guys know, everyone knows. >> Okay. But can I ask you a couple things real quick though? Okay. And this is solely This is solely for your medical. said that they would come and help. >> Okay. Do you have any type of medical conditions? >> Oh, I've been taking um vol I call it volcanic volcanic acid. >> Okay. >> V whatever they gave me when I left Opio. >> Okay. I don't know what it is. Would it have been like volume or anything or >> I don't know what the volcanic >> I don't vanic. >> After finishing everything, the officers then transport her to jail. All right, we're just going down to our police department and then we're going to talk down there and I do want to check you out and see, you know, how you were um just to make sure that you're not injured or anything else like that. Are you feeling any pain anymore? >> Oh, my knee is killing me. My left knee and my face. >> All right. So, we're going to check that out and then if you'd like, we can have medics check you out. Um I also want to talk about I know you know your mental health status and stuff like that. >> Of course you do. Doesn't everyone >> Well, no, that's up to you. I'm not saying that there's anything >> Well, why don't you ask the doctor at Oakview that released me? How about we start there? >> Well, I wanted to ask you how you were feeling. I'm not trying to do anything. >> I've been very patient. >> Okay. >> And um so today, >> so Mr. Parin has been jerking me around um getting my stuff. >> Go ahead. >> And I know that I couldn't just come here and get it. And he wouldn't cooperate with being here for me to get it, >> which is what they had told me. They said, "Well, he needs to be there." I said, "Okay." He wouldn't even cooperate with that. Um, and then, uh, would you consent to, uh, medical treatment if something happened to you and we had to, you know, essentially had doctors if you were in custody and the doctors needed to treat you? >> Well, for my physical body. >> Yes. >> Well, I guess so. I don't know. >> Okay. >> I mean, it's not bleeding or blood would be coming through my pants. >> Okay. >> No, I've been really, really good. You know, depeote is a bad drug and for 15 years I didn't cry even when my dad and my brother died and uh I gambled all my life savings away, lost my husband and my house and uh I found out in the hospital that depicote mixed with so is a very dangerous combination. And so they fired my doctor, Dr. upholstery. He's been my doctor for 15 years. >> Hey, listen. You shoved me and tried to start your car with me in a doorway. I don't have any sympathy. >> Didn't go over well for you. >> You scared me. Why were you guys bringing me? I really >> cuz the woman watching for trespassing. >> All I did was get myself off the patio. >> No, you were in the house. You said you were in the house. >> I said I was getting myself off. I'm trying. Have you ever tried to get out with these on? >> Can't say as I have. Well, you want to try? Ow. >> [ __ ] >> Do you want to try? Like right now? Ow. >> I have a really bad skin cancer thing on my calf. >> I mean, look at the one on my arm. >> Okay. We'll we'll look at it when we go inside. We'll look at it when we go inside. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. All right. >> In the end, this woman is charged with trespassing, resisting arrest, and disturbance. Moving on to this case where a woman in a trashed room refuses to leave on eviction day. What do you want? >> Surely, today is eviction day. >> No, it is not. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Welcome to March 25th, 2021. Cops get to this residence regarding a woman who refuses to vacate the property after being evicted. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. I'm Laura. I'm a baiff trying to do an eviction. We've got somebody who's uh locked herself in the room, refusing to leave. wasn't anticipating it. So, I didn't run a background check or anything on her. I don't know what her if she has a case worker. I don't know anything like that. But, she's refusing to leave. So, >> yeah. Excuse me. Did you request to back up? >> I I did not. I mean, >> she's a big girl and she's psychotic. So, >> did you live here with her? >> Yeah, I'm She's right beside my room. I'm just giving you a heads up. She is a psychotic individual. >> So, uh, you never know what's going to get unexpected because >> what's her name? >> Shirley. >> Do you have a social anything? >> I don't have any of that. We never do for an eviction. Uh, looks like it's an unusual spelling though if that is even correct on this paperwork. Um, she was screaming at me to stop following her, which clearly I'm not following her, but I think she might be. >> I just want to see if I could find her, see if she has any warrants or anything. >> After checking the suspect's profile, the officer then came into the house to speak with her. >> So, for evictions, it's municipal court and then if they won't come out for us, we call you guys. There's no sheriff involved because this is n Shirley, we're back. We've got the officer here. >> Hey, Shirley. It's Officer Sapp with the AA Police Department. How are you? >> Hey, Shirley. >> What What's the problem? >> What's the problem? >> My money on my car. Money car. >> Your money or your car? >> Surely. Surely. >> Well, I can't do that. >> Can't do that. Surely know his name. >> Shirley, who are you talking to? Is she always like this? >> Late at night, she bangs on the floor for no reason. >> Do you want us to go ahead and unlock the door? >> After trying to convince her to open that door for a while, backup had arrived at the residence. 34. >> Oh yeah. Well, I guess >> this one right here. >> Shirley. >> Shirley. Come on, Shirley. It's the police. Just open the door for us. Okay. >> It is. If you open the door, you would see. >> Open the door and you'll see three of us. Actually, >> with the woman still refusing to comply, the officer then used a spare key to open the door. And what they found inside was absolutely nasty. >> Shirley. All right. Get out of here. Get out. Get out. Dude, get out. Come on, man. >> Shirley, what are you doing in here? >> My Get out, dude. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> No. The baiff's got to talk to you. >> No. Get out. >> Nope. >> Please get the out. >> Nope. Sorry, Shirley. >> You know what? You know what? You know what? There there is nothing I can do. What want? What do you want? >> The bail's got >> What do you want? What do you want, >> Shirley? Today is eviction day. >> No, it is not. You know what? You know what? >> I want y'all to leave me the alone. Okay, I'm not going to tell you again. I want you to leave me alone. Do you get it? >> Do you get it? >> Do you guys get it? >> I want you to leave me the word gets to take this room back. >> You know what? You know what? You know what? I want y'all to leave me the alone. >> Shirley, what's going on? >> I want you to leave me alone. >> Okay. Did you >> Don't worry about what the I'm doing, what going on with me. Worry about your mother. Do you get it? >> Well, I get paid to worry about other people. >> Look, buddy. Look, buddy. Well, you know what? I don't get paid. Y'all not trying to give me no mother. And you're not going to kick me out again and throw me out on the streets. Do you get it? >> Well, the courts get >> courts ruled you have to leave. >> You know what? I don't give a what y'all say. Get the out. >> I mean, looking at the state of this room, it's safe to say that the street is cleaner. >> Do you not understand? >> I swear to God, dude. You need to go. >> Nope. >> You go. >> Nope. >> This has to happen. >> You need to go. You know what? If I paid them or not or whatever the matter, you're not going to keep doing this. Okay. >> You're not. You're not. You're not. Well, Shirley, you got to get >> YOU GOTTA GO. YOU GOTTA GO. YOU GOT You know what, dude? Please get out, man. Get [music] Let me Let me leave me the alone. Stop. Damn, man. Get these ignorant ass people up out of here. Get out. Get I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need you to get out. No. No. >> Shirley, you understand what today is, right? Do do you understand people? I know. >> Do you understand that it's time for y'all to go? >> But we're not going anywhere. >> You guys You guys are filthy, dirty, nasty ass people and you don't give a >> Who is she calling filthy? Well, in her defense, she probably hears that a lot, so she just blurts it out without thinking. >> I understand how you feel and I appreciate the out. >> You're going to come out. >> Get the out. >> Godamn. I'm not I'm not your taste. I'm not your kind. I'm not the one. Get the out. >> Shirley, you gotta go. >> You know what? You got to go. >> No. >> I don't care how much you mother your ass down. I don't give a Get out. >> What that's got to do with anything? >> Jesus Christ, man. Get the mother out there. >> Shirley, what do you need? >> A lot of a lot of this looks like >> security and get my mother money. Well, that's >> You know what? This is You know what? You know what, dude? Dude, stay off my stuff. >> Well, get it and let's go. >> Oh my. >> Dude, >> grab your stuff and let's go. >> No. You know what? Uh-uh. >> Mir, you got to get some clothes on. You have to leave. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You guys have to go for real. I swear to God, you guys have to go. >> We're not going anywhere. >> Dude, please get your stuff. Get your feet off my stuff. >> Well, can you move it if you >> know what? You know what? You know, please get Please get off my stuff. Please get get my stuff >> now. Come on. Let's go. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> You have to >> do. >> It is time to go. >> Please. Please. You got to go. You got to go. You got to go. This is >> what the mental health history. >> I don't have any history on her >> other than nonp payment. Time to go. >> And that's today. Right now. >> Today is your eviction day. >> You're just like the mother tenants. I swear to God. >> I swear to God. I swear to God. Get these people out of here. >> Surely, >> dude. You got to go. >> You got to go. Dude, you got to go. >> You got to go. I swear, man. Get these people out of here, dude. >> What is she hoping to achieve telling these officers to leave? Maybe she thinks that if she yaps enough, the officer will just magically leave her alone. But sadly for her, that's not how this works. >> What the dude? >> Everybody will leave when you grab your stuff and >> you got to go. >> No, I'm not. >> No. Give me my money and and and I'll I'll I I'll You know what I'm saying? >> I don't have any money to give you. >> Dude, y'all got to go. >> No, >> y'all got to go. >> Shirley, we're not leaving until you leave. >> Dude, you got to go. >> So, we got a couple options here. Okay. >> No, there is. Dude, Dude, are you serious? >> I'm 100% serious. >> I swear to God, this is the one deal with. Are you Are you serious? >> Sherley, you can either get up and leave or there's going to be multiple police officers in your room. Dude, >> how many of us do you want in here? >> For what? >> Because you have to leave. You've been evicted. Because you've been evicted. >> No, I haven't. Yes, you have. No, I haven't. By who? The neighbors. This >> the city of Ara, >> dude. Please. >> The people. Who are the people? >> That's why we're here. >> The people. The people that that just did this. My mother, >> your bag is fine. Get out of here. I swear to God, dude. Get out. >> No. Y'all got to go. Give me my money. I'll call it down and get out. >> Or we can just walk out now. >> No, I'm not walking with you guys for what? You guys are You guys are >> Having wasted too much time trying to convince her to leave this pile of trash, the officer's patience has run out and they begin to take action against her. >> It's time to go. >> It's time to go. Come on. >> Exc. >> Excuse me. Nothing. It's time to go. Are you going to get up and >> you're either going to leave in handcuffs or you're going to leave on your own. >> I'm going to leave on my own right now. It's time to grab your stuff and go. >> Get up. Let's go. >> All right. Okay. Let >> No, there's no Look. Get up now or you're getting put in handcuffs. >> Okay. Let me go. Let's >> get up then. Let's go. >> Okay. Let me put my stuff. >> We're not playing these games. >> We're not doing that. It's time to leave. >> Get your phone. Let's go. >> Grab your phone. Grab your charger and you're heading out of here. And if you say no one more time or if you don't do this right now, you're going to go to some kind of jail. >> Let's go now. >> All right, man. Let me let me get myself. >> Get up. Let's go. Grab your phone. Stand up. Let's go. >> Trey, is there anything I could do elsewise to make this go faster? >> No. Call me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> We're going to hand up this way. Okay. Now I'm going to ask you what times help yourself stand up. >> Okay, we're done playing games. >> You got your pants pulled up. >> She put up less of a fight than I thought. I mean, jail is definitely cleaner than whatever that was. >> I'm going to grab your phone so she has >> to stand by. >> Thank you, >> Shirley. There's the other person here. >> What do you have? >> No. No. What do you have? >> Let's get her outside. >> Surely I was the nice one. I gave you multiple chances. Why'd you make this more difficult than I needed to be? >> Difficult. I'm dealing with the same people I've been dealing with ever since I've been born. criminal trespass, >> right? But >> you guys are not going to give me no money. So, I mean, >> why didn't we give you money? >> You've been evicted. >> You guys have been robbing me for a long time, dude. >> Well, the court's evicted to me. Go ahead and hold. >> We all have been on misdemeanor. >> It's all trespassing, misdemeanor, obstruction. >> Okay. You don't stand left. >> Are you serious? >> Hey, go. >> Okay. >> In the end, she's charged with criminal trespassing and obstruction. Let's move on to the next case where a woman refuses to leave after being evicted from her house. >> You've already been evicted. >> I'm not evicted. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. This is >> So, it's April 25th, 2024. An officer responded to a call regarding an evicted tenant refusing to leave. And here's what happened next. >> Hey, ma'am. What's your name? >> What is it? >> Milan. Milan, do you have an ID on you? >> So, I I'll let you know right now. Um, I talked to the deputy that served the paperwork. >> He notified me that you were properly evicted. >> Deputy came today. Um, evicted her out and he hadn't change the lock. >> The deputy had you change the lock? >> Deputy Curry. >> Hey, Deputy Curry. It's Officer Michael Price, Daytona Beach. >> She was evicted properly earlier. Okay. She went and took her legal paperwork, went to the courthouse, filed two separate motions. I got notice from the courts. Both motions were denied. >> Okay. >> I did go to the courthouse. I I gave them all type of evidence to show them exactly what was going on. >> Um, so >> according to the court document, she failed to pay her rent for the previous 5 months, which resulted in her eviction. and she was given notice to pay rent about a month and a half ago or vacate the premises. >> Okay. So, I I already have that. >> There's plenty of legal basis. >> I I understand that you you believe that there's plenty of legal basis, >> but they've already denied your judgment. >> Understand? >> Which means So, if if you understand that >> I have 24 hours to be evicted. I need to >> You've already been evicted. >> I'm not evicted. I need to get access to spot. I'm I'm They're not giving you access back to your stuff. I I just want to let you know. >> I need to get >> I just want to let you know right now. At this point, it doesn't seem like we're kind of getting anywhere and I and I really don't want to escalate to the further to the next level. >> I'm just letting you know, >> you've been properly evicted. >> Listen, may I speak please? >> I've been getting May one for like almost eight years now. >> Okay. >> For almost eight years. >> Okay. I'm I'm going to explain to you as simple as I can. They evicted you. Okay. You went to the court, your act your actions were denied. Okay? Which means you've been properly evicted, which means you no longer have any tenant rights to this place. If you would like to grab your stuff, you can call them at a later date and arrange to grab your stuff. But as of right now, you've been legally evicted and they do not want you on the property. So, I have to ask you to leave the property. If you refuse to leave the property, I'm going to place you under arrest. Okay? >> I'm going to get messed up. >> I'm telling you right now, I as I just said, long history. >> I'm I'm letting you know right now, ma'am. If you I don't want to place you on arrest, but at this point in time, you're giving me no recourse. >> This is a long history. >> You're giving me no Can you please leave the property? >> I'm getting I want you to We're not doing any of that. >> There's no legal basis for me to get the support back. >> Will you leave the property? Yes or no? >> But and now, >> will you leave the property? Yes or no? Ma'am law, >> ma'am. >> Will you leave the property? Yes or no? >> With the woman still refusing to leave the property despite warnings, the officer has no other choice but to put her under arrest. >> Okay, do me a favor. Stand up. >> No. >> 47 central. >> Is there another unit close by? >> I need to speak to the supervisor there. >> The jet three. I need to speak to him. >> He does not want to speak to you. They've already properly evicted you. At this point, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. >> I'm not for trespassing. How is trespassing? >> Thank you. 61. >> How is trespassing? >> You're I'm telling I've asked you to leave. >> Yeah, I'm cold for I've already asked you to leave. You told me no. >> I need to get access to my stuff. I have plenty of stuff. They've already evicted plenty of I have plenty of stuff in the apartment. >> They do not want to allow you access to to the to the place. >> What's the reason? >> They don't have to. They don't have to give you a reason. There's no reason. No, they don't. >> Why? Why not? >> Cuz they don't have to give you a reason. They've already given you enough time to grab your stuff and leave. You did not do that. >> When did they give me plenty of stuff? >> When they gave you a notice. >> When When was that? >> I'm just letting you know right now. >> When was that? >> You're going to be placed under arrest. >> When was that? >> Okay. >> When was that? >> Before putting her in handcuffs, the officer decided to wait for backup. In the meantime, she continues to argue with him. >> There's no legal basis. But now you you trying to enforce the law for trespassing. >> I'm telling you right now, you're they don't want you on the property. There's no legal basis there. There's plenty of evidence. There's plenty. >> That's something you can take up with the court. >> I did already. They denied it. They don't want to see it. >> Then that's and there that that's where we are right now. Okay. >> At this point in time, you have to leave the property. I don't want to take you to jail. I really don't. I'm just asking you to leave the property >> because you know you won't. >> No, I'm not wrong. The court has already told you. >> No, you know you won't. The court is wrong. You won't. >> Okay. Even the supervisor now the office is closed. >> Okay. >> Suddenly the office is closed. There's not something fishy about that. Nothing fishy about that. Nothing is fishy about that. >> Okay. >> This is your country. Have fun. >> You. No. No. No. No. No. This is your country. Have fun. No. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. This is your country. This is your country. Have fun. Let me go right now. You're not free to go. Let me go. Do not touch me. Let me go. >> Letting you know you're not free to go. >> You're not. >> This is your country. >> Please do not Please do not fight. Do not resist. Stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> Would you look at that? Too eager to get into those cuffs. She's not even waiting for backup, causing a scene right away. >> Please stop resisting. >> Okay, let don't touch her, please. Don't make it hard. Let me go. Let me go. >> Don't make it hard. Don't make it hard for yourself. Come on. Don't make it hard. My place. >> Don't for my place right here. >> Get off my place. Get around by my >> Get inside. >> I'm going to have a female 1015. Yes. including >> everything. >> You just leave her property right there if you don't mind. >> Thank you. I appreciate it, man. >> Take everything. Take everything. >> You want her You want her to have your property? >> You You take her You going to take her to jail? >> Yeah, she's going to jail. >> You want me to put it? You want me to put it in? >> I'll keep it, baby. I'll keep it. >> Okay, >> I'll keep it. >> There we go. >> Don't fight, sweetie, cuz you'll make it hard on yourself. >> I'll keep it, baby. Please stop. Can you I just have them walking downstairs. >> Okay. We're going to go downstairs, ma'am. >> Yeah, I'm going to go. >> Thank you. >> After securing her in handcuffs, the officer then escorted her out of the building. >> You want You want to enforce it when you want to. >> Thank you. >> You want to enforce it when you want to get illegal? Black, you get legal. I will go to Jeff. I don't mind. I'm already in jail. >> All right. You're going to lean your chest on this part of the vehicle right there. Spread your feet for me, please. Shoulder width apart. Shoulder width apart, please. Thank you. Stay on the vehicle, please. double tight. Okay. >> How you doing, ma'am? >> My partner's going to search you here. Okay. She's just going to the trespassing system. >> Okay. I'm officer Denver. I have to search you prior to you going to uh jail. Is there anything on you at all that I should know about? Okay. Do you have any questions about the process right now? >> Okay. >> Nothing in your pockets, ma'am. >> Okay. Your necklace is going to be taken off at the at the um police department, but you can keep it right now. They're just going to I'm just letting you know. >> Can you take the bun? The whatever hair tie she has. >> The hair tie? >> Yeah. Please don't. >> Please don't. >> Hold on. I'm just checking it. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, please. >> What's tying your hair together? >> It's just a scrunchie. >> Do you Do you mind taking that off? >> Don't take it. Please, please. It's going to be taken. >> There's nothing on my hair. Do not touch my hair. There's nothing on my hair. Do not touch. >> They're going to check it at the jail. >> They're going to take it. You cannot have it in my car. >> Can't do that. Can't do that. >> You cannot have it in my car, man. >> I can't do anything. >> So, please listen. We we really don't want to escalate this. I'm asking you to stop moving so they can take the scrunchie out. It's going to be taken out at the jail. >> This is not without this is not with any disrespect. I'm not trying to disrespect you. Okay. >> I don't have anything. I can't do anything in the car. We have you handcuffing. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Thank you. >> After being searched, she was then placed in the squad car and transported to the station. I know she's eating. >> Watch your head. >> There you go. Watch your feet. Thank you. She just would not leave. They were already a victim. She was like, >> "Okay, >> I appreciate your help. Thank you." All right, man. Please step out of the vehicle. Please turn around and face the vehicle. Please don't walk. Just face the vehicle. Thank you. Watch your arm. All right, we're going to walk through this door over here. Step to your left. Um, those reading glasses. Okay. Your necklace. And you keep it off. Are you going to take this? >> I can't take that. >> That's >> I don't have anything in my hand. >> It's my prisoner. That scrunchie is not going in there with her. That's a shenan hazard. >> I will not. I don't have anything. You can do it. >> Ma'am, I'm letting you know you're going to get another charger if you don't take that off. >> Okay. You can give me another charger. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Face the wall. Please turn around. Face the wall. >> I will not move. Ma'am, >> hang tight. Don't move it. Do not. >> It's a choking hazard. >> No, it's not. It's not a choking hazard. How is it a choking hazard? >> Ma'am, just calm. >> Face the wall, please. Ma'am, face the wall. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, you have to calm down. >> Please stop. >> Listen. Listen. Either way, the county is going to remove it. >> What's the reason they want to remove it? >> They ma'am, they're not going to They're going to take it off. It's a >> I understand. But it's a choking hazard. Use that. Why would I choke myself? Why would I choke myself? >> We're not saying you. >> It's just the policy. >> Okay, let me let me braid my hair first. >> Okay, you can take it off. >> No, we're not removing the cuffs. You have to take the scrunchie off. >> Okay, you're going to have to grab that because that can't stay in here. I need to remove that so I can get back here. >> No, >> you have to grab that. That cannot stay in here. >> That man, it's not coming off. >> Ma'am, that item is not going to stay in here. You need to remove it. She was charged with trespassing and resisting without violence. Moving on to the next case where tenants refused to leave after being told by the landlord to vacate. >> Are you with the owner? >> I'm the owner. >> You're the owner. >> So there is people in this house. Um, >> I have no idea who they are. >> This is the neighbor. She lives over there. She said people's been going in and out. >> Who's the one that called? >> The house. >> Yep. We banged on the door. >> And there's nobody in the other one. But they've been in that. They stole stuff from this one. >> Do you have Do you have a key? >> They were You gave us the 728 car. That's these two. >> Before I go in, I'll wait for him to get back. So, you're the you're the owner of both. >> She I'm her husband. >> So, technically, yes, but we haven't switched anything over. We own that one and these two. We're going to sell these two to fix that one's what we're planning on. And >> lawyers like, "Well, if you don't know who they are." >> Yeah. You can't sign sign papers on them. How do you >> Did you have a tenant here before? >> There was a tenant here before. Yes, but they're all gone. There's no other. >> After a while, the tenants inside the house came to speak to the officers. >> You guys live here? >> Yeah. You pay rent? >> You have a mortgage. You own the house. You're supposed to be here. The answer is no to all of that. You know, you don't live here. >> She made an agreement. >> She made an agreement. She >> the landlord. >> Freedom. >> Freedom. >> Is that freedom? >> Yeah. >> What kind of deal? >> We were supposed to pay 700 a month. I've been trying. She had she was we got for over a month >> and I told you that. >> Have you paid any money to stay here? >> I told her $100. She told us to uh She told us if we we can move in. >> Do you have proof of that money you paid her? >> No, because it was cash. >> We have no receipts. They didn't give us no receipts or nothing. >> When did you pay her that? >> Two months ago, 3 months ago. Okay. I could go get Tony on the phone. >> Did you give it to her in person? >> Yeah. >> Where? >> We right over in that house back there when Tony liv. The only thing is the guy Tony Roberts that used to live back. >> She has cancer and we she >> is there anybody else in that house back here? >> No. >> She don't interrupt. We our police will be ready. I told Tony on the phone. >> The officer then came to speak to the owner again to learn more about the situation. >> Did your ID? >> Huh? >> Did your ID? >> Um the daughter. I haven't I So, you know, when they said he said clean it up, I was like, well, I can't just go take a piece. >> Yeah, >> I'll get in trouble. >> Man, we're kind of like at a he said, she said at this point. I mean, we can ID them so you can go forward with the eviction process. >> Whatever we got to do, get them out. That's all we need. We need to get them out. >> Yeah. >> Bad. >> Can you guys start watching them? >> Even the guy you ran into before, you know, we dealt with them quite a bit. >> No, bad guys. >> Yeah. They've got locks on sheds and stuff. >> Yeah, they put locks on our sheds and stuff. >> I mean, there's only so much we can do at this point. I mean, without without an eviction notice, >> but we can get the information we need. That's what we want. >> Well, actually, I was hoping to come here. >> Not not so lucky today, but >> one of them's out there. So, the situation with the city and getting all this stuff cleaned up, >> I'm I talked to the guy. As long as I got that appliance out, we're good. >> Generally, the city's going to be okay as long as you can show them that you're in the process of trying to resolve it. So, if you're you filed for an eviction, >> you can't really be I mean, you you can clean it up. >> Steve is um the my attorney and I've already talked to him about this situation. Generally, they're okay as long as long as you can show like you're making steps forward to resolving it. So, I mean, they're not going to like >> put the hammer down on you just because >> you weren't you didn't do it that they asked right then and somebody, >> right? >> So, what do you do about all the damages they've done to both houses? >> We're scrapping these and selling them and fixing that. What they stole out of that one, we're just out. >> That's a shame. >> Yeah. But I mean, I'm watching Bukus, cars, people going in and out the window. >> Can I get somebody to buy? >> These people aren't real happy. They're calling us. >> I mean, we can do some extra patrols back here just to make sure. But, >> um, have you ever had to go through an eviction process before? >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. We just didn't know their names. They don't rent from us. >> So, generally, they'll give you the twoe one, which we can't enforce. So, it just kind of gives them a heads up that, you know, you're you're filing. Um, they can choose to leave within the two weeks and then it's fine. But then if they're still not gone after 2 weeks, the judge gives you a 30-day one. And at the end of 30 days, it's when it's enforceable by us. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's usually, you know, under threat of arrest at that point. of the damages and everything whether they could pay you or not. >> No, but that's to prove that they >> While all that's happening, the suspects are sitting on the front porch like they own it. >> Well, nobody's making you do things you don't want to do. It's not a good person to be around. >> Have you filed for >> Have you uh thought about filing for a press order against him? >> Actually, we're getting ready to move to Middletown. >> Okay. But that's the only that's the house we found. >> Yeah. >> So it'll be like I said >> well just make sure that you don't know where you're going to. >> Exactly. >> No matter how much you ask, don't let them >> No. >> Don't let them know. >> But it's been hard finding a place. >> Yeah. cuz everybody wants you places. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Marketplace. >> Yeah. Don't Yeah. Marketplace will get you. >> I mean, I have no problem getting out. >> Yeah. >> I'm ready. >> I put it back in. >> Okay. Jamie did. Okay. >> Okay. >> Think it's like stolen stuff or >> I don't know where it come from. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Straight up. >> I appreciate it. >> And I don't like it. >> No, I get it. >> Go ahead. [clears throat] He went south on Elm. >> We'll be right back. >> I got him. He's running from the closest intersection. He's running around. >> As the officer goes back to the cruiser, he sees one of the tenants trying to flee the scene. >> Get over here now. >> Got him. He's running. I want to get milk. You're 10 kinds of stupid, aren't you? >> What are you running for? >> I seen it coming. >> So, you're doing something wrong? >> No. >> Huh? >> No. >> What are you running for? >> Come over here. You got a seat over here. Anyone you're not supposed to have? I don't think so. >> Huh? >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? Anything in your pockets? What are you doing over at the house over there? >> Who lives there? To visit. You're inside. >> Okay. What are you doing inside there? >> And nobody's supposed to be over there. >> Have a seat. What do you mean? Ain't nobody supposed to be over there. >> The owners are over there. That's who that's who was out there when you uh were leaving. Okay. >> He was trying to play around the house. Had my lights on. Told him right over there to stop. Went to get out and he took off running off this way. So he can go for obstructing. >> Come over there. >> No. >> Please. No. Hey, you want to play stupid games, you win stupid prizes, right? >> You're right. You're right. >> No. You had every chance in the world to stop, but you want to sit there when you saw me in the alley. Run back this way. >> You're right. >> All right. Then you see me over here. You run back around. >> You're absolutely right. >> So, no. Why? Why shouldn't I charge you? >> Ghost is in the house. >> Just buddy. >> Just daddy. >> Betty. Daddy. >> Are they still in there? >> Yeah. >> Cuz you're leaving the house. I was trying to make contact with you. I got you. >> And then you saw me down there. >> Can you clean my bike for me? >> Hey. Yeah. Hey, will you grab my bike for me? >> 236 228 with me. 240s over at the residence. >> Yep. >> Okay. So, did you see me coming like driving over to come talk to you? >> When I turned around, I I didn't know it was you obviously, but I seen a cruiser coming. >> Okay. Did you see me there like turn on have my lights on when you ran into the back of the house? I didn't know. >> Did you hear me get roll the window down and say, "Hey, come over here." >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Now turn around, walk to the front, and that's where you got me. >> Okay. And I mean, straight up deal, I'd be like >> I mean, here's the thing. >> It's more out of habit than anything, man. >> Be 100% straight up and honest with you, if you just would stop to talk to me, I would have been like, "Hey, these people don't want anybody up in this house." You know what I mean? I would have told you to beat feet and get out of there. It would have been, you know what I mean? It would have been a done. It would have been a done deal if you just would have sat there and talked to me. It would be going home. But you have to try to move. >> Come on. You You ran from me. I get it. I apologize, man. I'm looking at my back back record, but >> I mean, but here's the thing. You make me run and come after you and and all that other stuff. You got I got to charge you. >> Come on, man. >> So, all you're getting charged with the misdemeanor obstruction. It's an M2. All right. That's it. I ain't charging with anything else. >> So, I got to go to jail and all that. Is there any way I can talk to my girlfriend? >> I don't think she wants to talk to you right now. I mean, I only need to talk to her for like 2 seconds. >> We'll let her know that she can talk to you if she wants, but I can't force her to come over and talk to you. >> I understand. >> All right. Let's see. I think that officer's going to put you up in the front car. Okay. >> All right. What about my stuff? >> It's going to go with you. >> After dealing with the man, the officer then returned to the woman to inform him that they needed to leave as soon as possible. >> You guys have any questions for us? >> Are we good? Are we >> Yeah, they're going to file. They're going to file for an eviction. So you guys need to start >> packing up and figuring things out. >> Out of here by then. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Sorry if he was a dumbass and ran like idiot. >> I just didn't get in trouble. Don't want to be in trouble. I just want to get out of here and be done with it. I mean, we made the agreement and she didn't give us no leads or nothing like that. And her husband didn't know nothing about it. >> No. >> And she told me that everything was good with her husband, that she had talked to him and everything was fine. >> Well, then he comes pounding on the door and he's all hateful with me. >> You know, it's not my fault that she's a liar, >> but they're the owners of the property. I mean, if they really wanted to push the issue, you guys don't have any paperwork or proof of payment as far as like how it looks to us is >> you guys are just >> broke into a house and now you're staying here and that's the first time they've checked in a while is how it appears. >> No. >> No. But >> no, I wouldn't do that. >> Hell no. >> So, if you do go someplace else, I would start getting paperwork. >> Paperwork's your best friend. You know, it it kind of it's your only evidence of what you're saying other than just your word at this point. >> Well, your word, to be fair, is not worth much when one of the people that are staying here just ran with us, >> right? Well, from here on out, I'll get >> just taught me a lesson. Let me tell you, >> well, good luck to you guys. Okay. >> Thank you. >> In the end, the man's charged with obstruction and the women are given an eviction notice. Moving on to the next case where a squatter tweaked out after being evicted by the police. >> Georgia, where are you going? >> I was leaving. >> You're not free to leave yet. >> Why not? >> Did I tell you that? >> No, you can't tell me nothing. >> Georgia, take a seat right there. >> I'm not taking a seat nowhere. >> Okay, you're about to just go in handcuffs. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Take a seat. >> I can't even get my >> Take a seat. >> Welcome to August 28th, 2025. Officers responded to a house after receiving an anonymous tip that a woman had illegally moved into a home. Here's what happened next. >> Back in your hand. >> No, it's I mean I'm at home so I ain't did nothing illegal. >> Nobody's saying that. >> Show me your hand. >> You can't keep >> Show me your hand. >> What's in your hand? >> My torch and my bottle. >> Your bottle? >> Yes, sir. >> Who lives here? >> I do. >> Okay. Who do you rent from? Uh, with that being said, >> huh? >> Yes. What What is the reason for all this? >> So, somebody's calling in saying that people who don't live here are staying here. >> Oh, well, that's not true. >> Okay. Do you have anything to prove that you do live here? >> Uh, well, honestly, I just moved myself to storage. This is my last three days here. I'm moving out of here, actually. >> Mhm. >> So, honestly, you can tell I'm in the process of moving out of here. That's what I'm doing. I'm my stuff. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Uh, that's that's not that's >> Why do you need my name? >> Because you're possibly in somebody's house without permission. >> Well, with that being said, I'm not I'm moving my things. >> Okay. So, what's your name? >> My name is George. >> How do you spell it? >> No, I'm getting out of that house. >> George. >> So much for an explanation, she can't even form a [music] weak excuse. This is definitely not going to end well for her. >> Georgia, whose house is this? Okay. Do you have permission to be here? >> Yes, sir. >> Cuz we're going to figure it out. >> Okay. We'll figure it out. >> So So let's let's be real. >> I've been honest with you. >> Come back out here. >> Oh, yes. And I get my my stuff and [laughter] I'm going to leave the house. >> Just step out here. Georgia, >> what' you ask? >> I said I'm going to get my I'm leaving anyway. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> That part. [ __ ] I'm leaving anyway. >> Well, I'm leaving anyway. I'm leaving anyway. >> I'm going to go anyway. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> What's your name, ma'am? >> I just told you my name. >> SAY IT AGAIN. >> GEORGIA. >> GEORGIA. WHAT? >> GEORGIA, what's your birthday? >> No, don't worry. I'm leaving now. >> Yeah. Yeah, we're past that. We're past that. >> Okay. So, why do you keep asking me? >> Cuz we Cuz we need to know your name and your date of birth. >> What's your birthday, Jon? >> My birthday and I'm leaving the house. I got everything. >> What's your middle initial? >> My middle initial is that part. Excuse me. Like that. No, you don't need a locker. >> Excuse me. >> Step out. >> I mean, sure, being homeless sucks, but you can't move into some random person's house. I mean, it's still not late for her if she cooperates. But looking at that attitude, she's probably going to get arrested sooner than later. >> Georgia, where are you going? >> I was leaving. >> You're not free to leave yet. >> Why not? >> Did I tell you that? >> No, you can't tell me nothing. >> Georgia, take a seat right there. >> I'm not taking a seat nowhere. >> Okay, you're about to just go in handcuffs. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Take a seat. >> I can't even got my seat. TAKE A SEAT. >> I'MMA SIT RIGHT HERE. >> HEY, SIT. >> The hell? >> Damn. Well, stop. Ain't nothing in there. I went in there to get my liquor. 9 29 27 29 >> As the officers are dealing with her, they notice someone was hiding in the car next to the house. 858128 on a GMC van. >> See, watch. >> I'm not trustwatch. I have a whole seat in the house. Yes. >> What you been up to? >> Who you in here with? >> Who Who's in here? >> Who's in here? >> What's up, man? >> Just sleeping. >> Just sleeping. >> Homeless. >> Okay, I got you. Do you Do you got an ID on you, brother? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What is the whole >> see that? Thank you. >> Whose house is this here, brother? >> You don't know. Okay. >> I don't know. >> I appreciate that. I know it. >> She been standing here. >> Mhm. >> She been here for >> She been here. >> Yeah, she been standing here. >> Okay. Okay. >> Stay here for a while. >> For a while now. >> Okay. >> It's all about that. But I know him know who name it is. >> Just type for a minute and we'll get you out. >> Since the man hadn't done anything wrong, the officer let him drive away after identifying him. The only problem is the woman whom the officers still can't identify since she has no record in the system which indicates that she was lying to him the entire time. >> Why? Why you lying to my man? >> I wouldn't I wouldn't if Listen, George William came out my name. You know my name. >> I know, >> but I have my notice in my hand and I have the keys to the house. >> I don't have a reason to lie. I'm not trespassing. >> You just said that. I'm not trespassing at all. 920 >> that part. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Clear. No record. >> That part. >> All right. We're just going to go in hand cuts here and say, "What's your real name? WHAT'S YOUR REAL NAME?" >> MY NAME IS GEORGIA. >> What's your last name? >> Have you ever had an Illinois license? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Can you try to have him try? Oh, he know my name. 85. Sorry, I've been four days. My mama 10. Thank you. I apologize for that. >> My mama just passed. >> What is your first light? >> My name is Georgia. >> After running the name again, the officer found out that she had a warrant and immediately put her under arrest. >> No, please don't. No, no, no, no, NO. PLEASE DON'T. I APOLOGIZE. HEY, COME HERE. >> S, DON'T DO THIS. PLEASE, I apologize. You know my name. >> For what? >> Hold on. For what? >> For what? >> Stand by. I'm secure. >> What do I have a warrant for? >> Tell me what I have a warrant for, sir. >> We're going to tell you. >> I don't I >> You want to keep giving all these fake names? >> No, my name is >> What do I have a warrant for? >> What do I have a warrant for? >> I believe the day. Tell me what I have a word for. >> We're going to tell you here in 2 seconds. >> Please do. >> Lord. Lord, I ain't did nothing. >> All right, let's go down to my car. >> Okay. Okay. Can I just sit on the steps for a second? >> No, you can walk down to the car. >> Hold on. Stop yelling at me, sir. >> You want to play this bull game? >> Do anything. >> What is What is it? >> What is my word for? >> Huh? >> Where? >> Larseny. Larsson, >> I didn't set nothing on fire. >> Larseny. >> Hold on. I ain't never saw you. >> Put it on your purse cuz we're going to check it. So, let's be real. >> Okay. I didn't Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You can take it. I got >> What do you got? >> I'm trying to tell you. Take it. >> Okay. What? >> Okay. Hold on. I got Wait. What you going to choke me? I have a pipe in my purse. >> Mhm. What else? >> I got pipe. I'm telling you, I got a pipe in my purse. >> Okay. Relax. >> What? What then? >> I know. >> You stole something to shoplifting. stealing. >> Probably from Dollar General, >> man. I ain't been to Dollar General near 6 months. >> Yeah. Well, last time you were there, you stole. >> I ain't steal nothing. >> Remember you and >> Hey, who? >> Georgia. >> Georgia. >> Listen. Listen. >> Georgia, look at me. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to take this handcuff off you and we're going to Hey, and we're going to take this bag off. Okay, sir. >> And then you're going to put your hand behind your back and you're going to go back into a handcuff. Okay? >> Yes, sir. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Just the warrant. >> What did I do? Wait. >> Okay. You take it off. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. No, I got my charger around my neck. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Would you get at least get P my phone? >> Yeah, we got you. >> Thank you. Here. Here. Hold on. Hold on. Here. I'm not running. I'm not running. Here you go. Back behind your back. Back behind your back. Back behind your back. Get the keys. >> Back behind your back. >> Get the key and put it in my purse. >> Back behind your back. Going to jail for man. >> Ouch. Ouch. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> That hurt. >> Georgia. >> Baby, that hurt my >> Why you got to be so >> Georgia? I ain't seen you in a minute. >> Stop twisting your hands. It's going to hurt. Okay. >> I ain't do. >> Be cool. Hey, be cool. Be cool with them. All right. You know you got a warrant. I ain't >> I didn't know that. >> All right. >> I ain't never known that. >> The police has sto been over. The sheriff's a been over here. >> I know. >> Where's your car at? >> This you. >> This is crazy. >> Georgia, listen to me. Do you have anything on you? >> There's nothing on me. >> Cuz you know if you go there, it's just going to be another charge. >> There's nothing on me. Okay. In the end, she is arrested for all her warrants. And as for the house, the homeowner was later contacted and made aware of the situation and had to sadly clean out the house from all the accumulated trash. >> I'm not trespassing you. >> I can give you my lease. [ __ ] [screaming] >> OKAY, STOP PUSHING ME. ON JUNE 18TH, 2021, officers responded to a call about a woman trying to claim residency in a vacant apartment. Here's what happened next. >> I want to press charges because I paid somebody to stay here. That's your problem. I've been here more than 30 days. Put in a new strip. >> Listen to me. >> Listen. No, honey. You listen to me because you know I've been here more than 30 days. Almost 30 days. You feel me? >> Are you stunned? >> You got meed up. You're not going to come here and do this, >> ma'am. >> All right. And I told you, see, I'm a self-represented litigant. You feel me? >> So, I will take your ass to court. >> Listen to me. >> Get your stuff and get out. >> I'm not getting my stuff and I'm not going >> With the landlord being right there with the officer, he requested that the woman be immediately removed from the property. But by looking at her attitude, it won't be easy. >> I can give you my lease. >> Hey, chill out. >> Get your hand behind your back. ass. >> You stay the right there. Don't you dare come up here. You hear me? >> You stay your ass right there. >> Stop it. >> Give me fighting a woman on that skull street. [screaming] >> STOP. [screaming] >> Give me other hand. Give me your other hand. [screaming] >> They're going to jail, too. So, come here. >> Come here. >> You're being arrested, too. [screaming] >> WHAT THE >> Let [screaming] me go. LET ME GO. >> STOP IT. >> Let me go. Let me go. Stop it. >> LET ME GO. >> STOP IT. >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me. [screaming] >> YOU are trespassing on private property. >> LET ME GO. >> YOU REFUSED TO LEAVE. >> Now you're being res arrested for resisting without violence and trespassing. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> WE GET A MOMENT. GET YOUR INFORMATION. PRISON. [screaming] >> STOP. >> Stop it. MISS WILLIAM [screaming] to yourself. >> Let me go. >> Stop it. You're going to jail. Stop it. >> Help me. >> There you go. Get her down the stairs. >> As the woman continued to scream while kissing the ground, the backup was on the way to assist the responding officer. Stop. >> Traffic. >> Get off me. I can't breathe. >> You can't breathe. You're on your side. >> Seriously, >> you're on your side. You have an open airway. >> You have an open airway. You're breathing. >> 1066 1033 on south. Council's clear. 1333. Don't. >> All right, stand up. We're going to jail. >> My ass. >> And you dropped a meth pipe right there, TOO. >> NOW YOU'RE BEING CHARGED. >> ARE YOU CRAZY? >> NO, YOU'RE BEING CHARGED. >> GET THIS. >> Leave me alone, you guys. >> Going to jail. >> Stop. What did I do? >> Stop. >> Stop it. >> All right. Ow. My P. >> You wouldn't mind on that crack. >> Stop. Stop. >> You had the opportunity to leave, Miss Williams, and you refused to DO SO. >> THAT'S NOT what happened. >> Then you decide you want to start letting people resist arrest. >> That's not what happened. You guys don't mind. >> Why you doing that to me, bro? Chilling. >> We've got another case open on her. probably charges on her. >> Uh, my complaint, sir. My complaint's right there at the top of the street. Thank you. >> Yo, [screaming] >> let me go, bro. Bro, I paid for money to be there. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> It will be a charge if I find something. I don't >> Do not do that. >> Are youing crazy? >> STOP. RIDE YOUR FEET. SPREAD YOUR FEET. >> LET'S JUST PUT HER IN the car. I don't care. >> Let me go. >> Go get my phone. Go get my phone. They got all my stuff in here. >> Put in the car. For real. >> A felony charge. >> Have a seat. >> I got a >> Have a seat. >> What do you have on you? >> I don't have anything [laughter] in THE CAR. >> OKAY. STOP PUSHING ME IN THE CAR NOW. >> OKAY. >> Sit up. and sit in the seat like a grown woman. >> Okay, >> you kicking and fighting is not >> I got to get in. Wait, look. [laughter] >> Put your foot in. >> Yo, >> you kicking at me is not helping your situ. >> After securing the woman, the officers quickly finished with the rest of the work. >> Service. >> No problem. Thank you. Thank you for your support. >> Thank you. >> This is my sergeant. He he showed up after the fact. >> I'm going to go and call investigator Bartholomew on the burglary case that they have on her currently. >> Gotcha. >> I got your phone and I got your shoes. >> You Why you said that to me? What if I said I thought maybe she had a gun or something like that? Would that >> She's already been arrested for that. >> They released her after she got arrested for the warrant she had. >> 715. >> There was people in there. He came earlier this week. There was no one there. That's why he went in there to do work because he it was vacant >> and they broke the window last week uh during a a domestic kind of thing going on here. We get here, there's nobody here, but we've seen these same two in and out. >> She reentered here then. Is it the boyfriend's old apartment? >> Uh there's no connection to it at all from what we could tell. The tussle started and I got her pinned and that's when I called for another. Uh well absolutely the greatest thing is apparently whenever you as you're going hands on I called you on the radio. >> I don't know if you heard that. >> I didn't. Um >> you would have been busy. >> Yeah, I'm a little busy. >> I I No kidding. 5 seconds. 10 seconds before you keyed up. >> I called you police 243 313 >> and then it was dead air and then it was the you key up. Hear her scream in the background asking for 64. There you go. And I was like man timing. timing. I'll have you a reporting. >> I'll stay here watching that while you talk to her. >> Yeah, I'll be done in 5 minutes. >> Now, the officer began to transport the woman to the station. >> All right. >> Yeah. Go ahead, boss. Thank you. >> Please. Please, God, protect me, bro. Do you KNOW WHO I AM? DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM, MAN? LAZY, BRO. Not even about to be here. >> God know me, bro. Even if I don't KNOW HIM, BRO. GOD KNOW ME. >> All right, Williams. >> You know who I am, bro. >> I ain't no bro. >> Listen, it's all Listen, it's all over. >> I know. >> I got your shoes here. >> I got your cell off. And I got your mask. >> It's not over. >> Are you going to get out of the car for me? No, >> you're not going to get out of the car. >> No, bro. >> You're going to make me go get all these people out here to come get >> Don't put your hands on me no more, my man. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't Don't put your hands on me no more. >> For real. >> Sorry, I was waving at you, but we can't talk through all this glass. So, I had to fight her to get her in cuffs and get her in the car. So, now she don't want me to get out of the car. I think she just got released a couple days ago for trespassing and stuff. It's unlocked. Go. Hey. Hey. My man better not put his hands on me no more. You feel me? YOU BETTER PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME NO MORE, BRO. YOU AIN'T EVEN A BLACK MAN, BRO. YOU don't ever put your hands on me. You feel me? For real. I LOVE YOU, MY GUY. BUT DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME no more, man. You feel me? >> Apologize, bro. Whatever I did to offend you, man. Whatever I did to offend you, bro. You got me shoes. What you got? What you doing to my shoes, bro? You brought my shoes to me in THE CAR. YOU BROUGHT MY SHOES TO ME IN THE CAR. WHY YOU PUT THAT? >> I'LL WAIT OUT HERE FOR YOU. >> Got door handles on you. >> He got door handles on the inside. What police officer? >> She got another crack in her going to have door handles on the inside of their car. >> That's That's a state charge, RIGHT? WHAT IF I OPEN THE CAR DOOR? SMART ONE, DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS ON me no more, my guy. >> The woman was charged with trespassing, resisting without violence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. >> Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. If you want, share your thoughts on this video and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.