Y'all are fake police on everything. >> Y'all are fake police because y'all are trying to try to kill me for being in my own property. Y'all just remove me from my own property. >> That's not your home. >> Squatterers sometimes get a little too cozy. So much so that they refuse to leave, stir up trouble for their hosts, or try to weasle their way into claiming ownership. But when entitled squatters cross the line from freeloading to full-blown takeover, the cops have no choice but to step in. >> That woman owes me from the last week of February. >> She hasn't paid anything. >> I told you still. >> I haven't done anything. Here are several moments when entitled squatters think they can just take over homes. Starting with this manipulative squatter whose appalling gaslighting and exploitation of her hosts left them with no choice but to call the cops just to get her out. >> Austin, >> do not separate us. Austin, >> do you want her to leave? >> We were going to spend Thanksgiving. Austin, your family didn't even want you to spend Thanksgiving. >> Austin, you said you believed in me and I believed in you. Austin, you listen to the song last night. Everybody's been separating me from my best friend. He's my best friend. >> On November the 23rd, police officers responded to a residence after reports of a domestic disturbance where a visitor was getting a little too comfortable in all the wrong ways. >> Hello, I'm sister. >> Okay, this girl needs to leave his place. She She's not welcomed. So the problem >> she has his stuff in her bag and she won't get it back. >> She has computer. >> No, I can't get it. She keeps blocking me off. >> But you know it's in there is my question. >> My brother told me. >> Okay. >> Cuz at first he was saying it was lost. But she won't let. >> So if he wants to keep her there, that's the problem. I can't force him to kick her out. >> He has to. He has to agree. Okay. If you want to get out, you need to tell this lady right now. >> You mind if we come in? >> Guess what? >> Do you have a dog? >> Yes. You have to invite them in. Don't invite them in. Remember we just talked about this. >> They have to get permission. They have to get permission to come in. Austin, >> you guys have to get permission to come in. >> No. >> Yes, you do. >> I am legally allowed to be here. >> For what? Here. >> What is going on? I told you. I try to be nice. >> Austin, >> you have his stuff. >> I don't have his stuff. >> His stuff. I asked you to get your things nicely. >> Austin, his stuff is everywhere. Austin. Austin, please don't leave me. I keep getting >> Don't leave me. If you said I know I'm going to get hurt. >> No one's going to No one, Austin. No, you don't. >> No one's going to Austin. They're trying to separate us again. If I get to >> Listen, you two can step outside together. Come here >> with everybody. Austin, protect our stuff. Okay. Everybody come outside. Austin, everybody don't leave anybody in here alone with your sister. I'm trying to protect both sister. >> Austin, they're trying to separate us. Let me take your sister. Okay. >> Let me take your sister. Come here. >> They're trying to separate us. Look, you cannot separate us from this. Do not separate. We all go. We all come in Austin. >> Okay. Answer me this. Do you have his computer and his phone? >> All of our stuff is together. He was getting ready to plug it in. >> Is it Is it though? >> Is it your computer and your phone? Think about it >> because that's all >> your sister. Back up. Back up. >> Why does Eric care about your computer phone? Why do that? >> Cuz that's his you can have. >> You know that. >> Don't tell him where it's at. I don't. He was getting ready to plug it in. Why you >> do not separate us? Austin, you're protecting me. Austin. Austin, don't shut the door. >> I'm not going to shut. Do not calm down. They're separating. Austin. Austin. Please. Austin. >> Austin. >> Austin. >> What the hell? What's going on? Austin, >> do not separate us. Austin, >> do you want her to leave? >> We were going to spend Thanksgiving. Austin, your family didn't even want you to spend Thanksgiving >> this year. Austin, >> me and you were going to spend Thanksgiving together. >> Talking. >> We're talking. Stop talking. >> Stop talking, Connie. >> Now they're telling to stop talking. Why? >> Because he's trying to have a conversation. >> I know you guys are separating us again. Listen. Listen. Separating us again. You have to come back in here, Austin. Talk to I need you to calm down. >> Calm down, >> Austin. Talk to him from >> Stop. Stop talking. Why can't I look at him? Stop talking. >> Why can't I look at him? >> You can look at him, but stop talking. They're having a conversation. >> Listen, >> last time. Stop talking for 5 minutes and let me talk to him. You got me. >> You can't see him. Can you talk to us together? No. Why can't we be together? Cuz this isn't Exactly. Look, we can never be together. Why? >> Just wait. I ain't talking. I'm not trying to >> I don't know what's going on either. I'm scared. >> Just wait. If you wait 5 minutes, >> come in here with us together. >> No, cuz he has to talk to him first. >> That's fine. Austin. >> All right. Me and you and here together. >> Stop. Calm down. >> Austin, look at me. >> Austin Singer. >> Stop. >> Austin Singer. >> You tell me what you want. >> Austin. >> Okay. Where's his property at? Where's his property at? Where's his property? >> That's his property. He gets it. He gets it. >> No, he needs it at So you have it. I don't have nothing. Look, do I have anything on your >> that you pointed at? Your stuff that you pointed at >> back there. There's a bag in there. Austin. >> Okay. >> The police. >> We're okay. >> Austin, >> do you have your ID? >> Austin, >> do you have your ID? >> Why do you want it? What crime have I committed? >> Because you're here. You're the one talking. You're the one saying. >> Okay. I just need your social or your ID. >> Why do you need my social >> or your ID? Either one. >> For what reason? >> Because you're here talking. >> My best friend. >> Okay. But this away again. No, we're not. >> Why does this involve property? I thought it involved his safety. >> For some reasons best known to her, the manipulative squatter had flipped the script, turning her unsuspecting benefactors into prisoners in their own home. And as if that wasn't enough, she was ready to reel the officers into her web of control, making an already tangled situation even messier. >> All you guys care about his property is not his safety because it's one more time. >> Austin, I need >> Austin. All they care about is your property, not your safety. >> Think about it. That's all everybody's asking for is your property. >> First and last name. Then >> Austin, please come last name. Get a little bit. >> Okay. >> What? Austin, don't go. First name. >> Austin, don't separate us. >> Last name. >> I want to step outside. Austin, give me your ID first. Austin, do not go. What's your ID? >> Austin, don't I? You saved me. The cops, I've been hurting. Austin, >> settle down. >> I'll settle down if you don't leave my side. >> Austin, they come to me. Don't leave me. Don't go down there. Don't go down there. Don't leave me. Austin, please don't leave me. >> Where are your stuff? >> Austin, don't do it. I don't want to do it. Please. >> Do you know her first last name? I just need her ID. >> Protect me. >> Hugh. >> Hughes. How do you spell it? >> H. H. >> Austin. My baby's dad is here. Protect me. >> Protect me. >> I get with you and I'm safe. Hey, >> Austin. >> Austin, do you have added >> Austin? >> As soon as you get ready to plug my phone into your computer, they all show up. Think about it. My mom ran over my own phone. Why would my mother do that? >> Hey, listen. >> He's trying to block a light. >> Will you listen to me? >> Austin, remember your dad wants to talk to you who you've been missing for 24 hours? >> I have the master. Austin. Austin, don't. You cannot protect us. You did. >> You protected me for a minute. If you don't get up and talk to him, >> Austin, please. >> We're freaking out. Settle down. >> As long as you stay up here with me, Austin. >> He's going to go talk to his dad on the phone. >> Why do they want to separate us? They won't even let me out to you. You have to come to me. This is where we're safe, Austin. This is where we're safe. Austin, this is where we're safe. Don't do it, Austin. Please. Austin, just find this hot. No, this is where we were. Austin, this is where we were safe. >> Did you want her out or No, I didn't. >> No, he said I could stay. We were going to spend Thanks, but you have to answer. >> Austin, I need you to stop. >> Austin, can I get >> you? Austin, that's it. That's it. That's awesome. >> She contacted me Tuesday out of blue to help her out. >> Wednesday. Wednesday. Wednesday. It's like today's Thanksgiving. >> Yeah. Exactly. Contact me sometime Tuesday to help you with yourself. >> And and of course you took me forever to eat you. We asked Mike, but >> I had tried to help you get your help you get yourself. >> Hey, can you let him talk without you? >> Austin, do you know where your phone or your computer at? >> Don't tell them. >> Are they in our stock? >> Listen. >> Okay. Let's get it out of the bag right now. >> Yeah. Can I stay? >> It's your stuff. You can grab it. >> Austin, can I stay? >> Can I stay? Can I stay? >> Stop. Let him Let him Let him walk back. >> All they care about. You're getting close, Dad. Why are you doing that? >> Can I stay? Come back in. Austin, now they separated us. >> You are getting close right now. Austin, can I look at me? Don't give it to them. Austin, >> I'm not going to get them. >> Don't show them where he's at. Don't show him. >> You can grab your stuff. You can touch it. You can >> Austinbody. >> You have to plug my phone in. Austin, don't shut the door. Don't shut the door. Austin, I'm going to be smiling. Let me calm down. Austin smiling. Let me Don't get >> Why is she freaking out? your hands on me. >> I have no idea why. >> You have to save me. Don't get him. What the going on? >> Just grab yourself so we can stop getting freak out. >> Come on. They're going to take me away. He said I could stay down. They said I can stay. >> Listen. Just calm down. >> Okay, open the door. Open the door. >> Do you know why she has it in the first place? Do >> you know why she had it in the first place? >> They got me on the outside. >> Is that the one that you said you lost that? >> Okay. >> Did you give her any of that stuff? >> She just grabbed it. Okay, that that's it. >> Hey, watch out. >> Okay, watch out. I'm going to go walk out, Austin. >> Her pleas should not be mistaken for remorse or regret. She knew exactly what she was doing. This was just another mind game she had mastered. And even the cops weren't prepared for the web that she was about to spin. >> Can I still say Austin? Can I come back in? Austin, can I come in? >> You're about to >> Austin, can I come in? >> Hey, listen. You're >> going to get me with no, >> right? So, all you have to do is end this. Let's >> Who's on the phone? Can I come in? >> The phone. >> Austin, can I come in? >> Watch out. They're going to in there. >> Okay. They're going to talk. >> I need you. No one's going to touch. My dog's in there. Can I come in? Austin, >> they're not letting me in. >> Don't shut the door. >> Austin, don't leave. Austin, don't shut the door. Austin. >> Hey, stop. >> No. >> You just grabbed me. All right. Everybody's been hurting me and I don't know why. >> No one's touching you. >> Austin, do not show your sister. >> What the is going on? >> What is going on? >> I want to know what's going on with you. >> Me, too. >> Do you need help? Are you going something going on? >> No. >> Huh? >> You think it was? Don't >> No. Austin, look. They're talking about taking me away when I was just safe. >> 1820. >> I know. I know what's going on. >> What is going on, >> Austin? >> You think we can get it that way? >> I'm calm. I'm sitting down. >> The best way, >> Austin. >> Probably. But >> Austin, >> best like our head's already coming. So, >> I'm calm and sitting down. They're talking about taking me away. Austin again. >> Okay, >> Austin, squad, once she gets here. >> She's going to refute. She can't take it and scream. So, everybody >> weeping. >> We We're getting married. I would like to talk to him. Please. >> Well, >> Eric, can I have a lie here? Please do not. >> Maybe. I'm calm with that. >> I'm there's no sense of reality. >> No, reality's gone. >> Reality is not gone. >> Mhm. Okay. I would like my stuff for a minute. >> What I'm telling you is Tanya. >> Hey, Austin. They're taking me to the hospital. Can you come get me? >> Connie. Tanya. >> Austin, listen. Hang on. >> Will you listen to me? You're not going to tell me. Are you with her? >> No, that is my ex. >> You're over concerned because >> Austin I'm going to tell you is >> Okay. >> You're not going to tell me what to do first. I'm not trying that. Okay. >> Yeah. Somebody hands him. >> I'm looking for a lighter. Smoke a cigarette. All right. >> Go downstairs. Smoke a cigarette. >> I'm not leaving Austin. >> Right now you are. >> Why? >> Because I'm telling you you're going to right now while they're talking. >> Okay. You are causing more of an issue right now than what needs to be. Austin, >> people in 10:03 is trying to sleep and they can't because you're out here. >> No, they're not. >> We tried to get them up because they have kids stuff out here. >> At what point? The jacket. That's kid stuff. The only thing >> the rest of the stuff is attire. >> Austin Singer, you know me better than anybody. Austin, we are best friends. They're trying to take me away. Only you can save me. Austin, >> she said there was no reason for her to have it, so he took it out. >> Austin, look. last night. I can walk through the door. I know you believe. Austin, you said you believed. >> The second phone. >> Austin, you said you believed in me and I believed in you. >> Austin, you listened to the song last night. >> Austin, this is Captain. >> Austin, >> you open the door. We are allowed to >> go in. >> Austin. >> No. Hey, >> what? Exactly. Austin, they're trying to take me in. >> Austin. >> Austin, you can't do this. So, do you want her out or not so we can take her somewhere? >> I don't see how this situation's benefiting you at all. If I'm being honest with you, it just seems like very chaotic. Very >> I just honestly say men like you're saying >> she's threatening him like her family knows people and he's like his thing >> threatening your safety. >> No, like this is saying like I like I haven't talked to her over like I told you guys earlier over two two and a half years. We were we were friends for like four or four and a half years. >> Okay. >> And also I she called me out blue Tuesday >> and say that she needs help. Of course I want to try to go help a old friend and I knew trying to help her out since she was trying to get somewhere and >> Yeah. And then all of a sudden she told me like that >> Austin >> Austin they're winning. Do >> you have a lighter? I don't have one. >> Austin can I have my stuff? Austin showing you my stuff. >> They're taking me away. >> While she kept up her antics, the cops tried to speak with Austin, but his mind was being strummed like a guitar by a master manipulator. The moment he started talking though, the illusion shattered and like holy water on a demon, she flew into an uncontrollable rant. She's like contact like out of the blue and says like that asked me do you know this person do you know this person like who I don't know who know like I don't know who >> who [ __ ] don't listen >> no I know I'm not and it's like I said throughout every area I've been with her I've been trying to tell the cops and like the stuff she's saying trying to have say that I'm part of anything I'm part nothing. >> Okay. >> And like asked me where where my family was at. I told her, "Okay." >> None of my family was down in here. We me, my mom, and my sister. We moved down like 10 like 15 20 years ago or something. >> So to >> She threatened you though with the family though. >> Like it was just like that. She knows that my >> she knows she let you know. >> Only dude can save me in there trying to take me away. Come out here and protect me. more. >> All right. >> I just need to know uh >> if we were going to kick her out. >> If more cops are coming, I'm going to want to be called the scene of the place. >> Okay. >> Do you want her stuff out then? >> Yes. >> I if we're if I can take her stuff somewhere with her so she can't have it and be with her because that's her dog and assho. >> All right. Well, we can put all her stuff out here. You want to just at least push it out that way. She doesn't have access to your apartment. >> Reality. Awesome. Let's listen to them. Do you see what they're saying? >> All right, we're going to bring all your stuff out. >> All right, we're going to bring Can I still stay? >> Austin right now. >> Close the door. Come out here and talk to me, Austin. >> All right, what else? >> Austin. >> Austin. >> Austin. >> Austin, they took my stuff. She He He pulled out my bag. They took my bags and my passwords. Austin did not. >> Yes, they did. They're not in here. Austin. Austin. My Jack bag. My Jack bag. My red bag. Austin. >> Austin. Look at me. >> They took Austin. >> Austin. >> Austin. What's your Austin? Look. >> Austin. >> You like to smoke a cigarette? >> Austin. He's smiling. Austin. >> You guys are going like this when you're sleeping. >> That's what I do. Back to >> Austin. Strainer. >> Only friend. Look at me. >> I don't know if you want to touch it or not. >> Not really. Austin, they're going to take me away as soon as you put all my stuff out. Only you can say I can stay. Austin. I don't want to be kicked out. >> You won't. If you protect me, >> get her. >> Austin. You have to protect me. Austin. >> What is your name? What is your name? >> Austin. >> D. And you are. >> Austin. >> Ana. >> Austin. >> You're not me. Austin, >> any of this any better? >> Austin, please. >> Hey, go where? He crashed my car. >> Austin, >> I didn't not you have me take the blame for your car. I just look at me, please. >> No, I'm not. >> Austin, >> Austin, they're winning. Austin, stop. >> You know what? I'm telling them right now. >> Austin, what? Austin her. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> No. out in the cold now. >> Austin, >> I think I have a slip. >> Why can't I talk to him? >> Austin say me. >> You're not. >> Austin, you're not. You might want to start taking your stuff down the step. >> Austin, >> Austin, please talk to me before you leave. Can I have a hug? Austin, please talk to me. >> Stop my best friend. >> Austin, you're throwing the stuff out. Austin, please. Austin, look. He's a wolf. Austin, >> why are you smiling? This is not funny. Everybody's been separating me from my best friend. He's my best friend. >> Funny, Austin. >> Okay. >> Okay. Austin, >> I'm not touching him. >> You're not getting back. >> Austin Singer, please try. I cannot carry all of this up. on my truck. >> Exactly. Can you play Austin? Austin, can I put my stuff in your truck and you drive me somewhere safe? >> Even with her belongings piling up outside, her entitled mind refused to accept reality. She still believed she could have it her way. But the cops had just the right antidote for her schemes, and she was about to get a good dose of it. >> Exactly. I know where I'm at. Austin, >> that is her baby. >> Austin, listen to me. Austin, let me answer this. They always ask me, do I know where I'm at? Okay, I know where I'm at. Can you drive me somewhere safe, please? They're going to make me leave. >> Austin, >> where do you want to go? >> Can I put my stuff in your truck? Austin, >> please. Here's a letter. Austin, >> but I don't know if I want to do that. >> Austin, can I put my stuff in your truck? Can you take me somewhere safe? >> I want Austin to take you. >> He's out of the question. >> Yes. Yes, Austin. Yes. She just said no. >> I'm going to tell you. >> Hey, he just asked. >> Don't touch me, >> Austin. Yes, I do. Can you unlock your truck, Austin, so you could take me somewhere safe? Please, >> Austin, >> no. >> Please take me somewhere safe, Austin. I am not safe. >> Oh, look. I got your liner. Cool. >> Austin, will you take me somewhere safe? >> Austin, >> Austin, yes. I want you to take me somewhere safe. >> He said it. He said yes. He said He said yes. He said yes. >> No, he did not. He did. >> All right, let's walk downstairs. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Go downstairs. Perfect. >> Austin, will you somewhere safe? Austin, please. Only you can protect me. Will you still take me home? Austin, >> let me get my stuff. >> All right, we're going to walk. >> I will if you stop. You can't go walking. This is not okay. He said he would take me somewhere safe. >> Telling you right now, >> I'll tell you one more time or we're going to make you. >> Nope. Nope. That's out of the question. >> Better walk or you're going. >> He said yes. No. I I'll walk if you let go and stop then. Austin, you said you would take me somewhere safe, right? >> Not talking to him. >> Austin, >> I'm not saying you're not. >> Please. Ow. Is it breaking my arm off? >> Put your hand behind your back, please. >> Put your hand out. >> They're going to jail. Look at this. Look what they're doing. Austin. Austin, look what they're doing. Austin, look at me. Austin, please look at me. Please look at me. Say goodbye. Look at my glasses. >> Austin. Austin, look. He said you're taking somewhere safe. Austin, look at me. Look what they're calling me right now. You're Austin. Austin, look. >> Look, Austin. Austin. Austin. Watch. Can I take my glasses off? >> Austin. Austin, >> no. Good to see you. >> Austin, look at me. >> Ouch. >> Austin, the steps. Okay, >> Austin, you said you keep me safe. Austin, you promise. Austin, >> Austin, please help me. >> Oh my god. >> Austin, drive me somewhere safe. Austin, only you can keep me safe. Austin. >> All right, now walk. >> You going to walk? >> Yes, like holding you up. >> I want my Austin. >> I'm with him. Ow. I'm walking. >> I'm trying. >> You should walk. >> I'm trying. What are you doing? >> I'll walk. >> Which one? 19. Right here. >> What is going on? >> No. >> Get in the car. >> Tell me what's going on. >> Get in the car. >> I will. Austin, help me. >> Okay, I got it. I'm going to hobble. >> Let me let me pee. >> Her non-stop erratic behavior had just earned her a reservation at a place with roundthe-clock supervision and zero room service. But instead of cutting her losses, she doubled down, racking up more charges as she went down swinging. >> Please let me pee. Please let me neighbor. >> I'm not. >> Let me pee. Let me >> I gave you a little bit of break. >> I'm trying to pee. >> Ow. >> Hi. Give me advice. >> Let me pee, please. >> I got it. I got it. >> I'm going to pick my Okay, you're getting it with you when you go. >> I can't find mine. >> Oh, just kidding. Found it. Done with that. All right. Watch out. Slide out. Tanya. Tanya. Michael. Get >> off of here. I'm really tight. You can calm down. I'm going to get you in the back seat. Please don't. Please let me pull my hands. I'll be right here. Please stand up. >> No. No. You can't pull it out. You're going to expose yourself and that's enough. >> I don't care. >> N. >> We're not going to do that. P. >> Just sit up. >> Easy. Watch out. Let me see. >> All right. Back. Ready. One, two, go. I'm hoping. One, two, go. >> Austin, >> you got to slide yourself back. >> Austin, try my glasses. >> They're in your hands, >> brother. >> Yes, they are. You were holding. >> No, no, no. You did them. >> Hold on. Hold on. We're getting right now. Bend your butt. Sit up and I'll give them to you right here. >> Sit up. >> Bring them around to you. >> Sit up. >> Get on your butt. Awesome. >> There you go. Push up. Good. Now he's out over there. He's coming right here. >> Why are you guys doing this? >> Here. Bye. >> Are you guys doing this? >> That's not on. >> What is going on? >> Right where they're at. >> Go. Go. In the end, she was charged with obstructing justice and resisting arrest. While she got what she rightly deserved, she was nothing compared to Haley, an entitled and delusional woman who thought she could just waltz into an empty house and claim it as her own because apparently reality didn't apply to her. >> I'm the property owner and I never sold my house. Y'all are fake police on everything. >> This was my house. Check the trash cans. That's my stuff. I'm the property owner. No, she's the property manager. I'm the property owner. >> What's her name? >> I don't remember what her name is. >> On the 29th of August, 2023, officers were called to a house for sale after a strange report. A woman had set up camp in the empty property, leaving her belongings on the porch and digging in her heels, insisting it was still her home. A sale never happened and reality was about to give her a rude awakening. >> Not on my property. This is not her house. >> You need to be arresting her. >> Let's go. >> You need to be arresting her, sir. >> No one said we're figuring out we >> No, I bring them here. This is my house. I'm not leaving my property. This is not her house. This is my house. >> You're not making me get you up. I'm trying to be nice. >> No, I don't I don't trust y'all. Y'all are trying to remove me from my house. >> Look, this is Look. Look, as much as this rent, >> as much as this rent and this security deposit in this application, >> no, I am the property owner and I never sold my house. >> Yes, I am. Me and my mother who is European and my father is United States of American >> never sold never sold this house to anyone. >> All right. Well, come on. >> No, I'm not I'm not leaving my house with you. Yes, you are. >> You need to take her to jail. >> She has nothing to do. >> Y'all are fake police. >> The woman's story was a far cry from the truth, but the cops humored her for a while. What she didn't realize was that their patience wasn't generosity. It was just them giving her an opportunity to walk away from trouble while she still could. If she didn't act accordingly soon, she'd be moving into a government-owned apartment with a strict lock-in policy. Y are fake police. >> Got to play that. >> You're fake police. >> No, we're not. >> Yes, you are. >> Lay down. >> You're fake police. Y'all are fake police. Wait, you're hurting me. >> Well, then relax. >> Why do you hurt me? >> I know it's hurting you. >> You are Dr. Your baby gave me this. >> I had a baby in this house. >> I had a baby. I had a baby. >> What do you want me to do about that? >> You smashed in the back. >> I smashed in the back of my house. >> You smashed in the back of your house? No, you didn't. >> Yes, I did. This is my house. >> Yeah, you smashed in the back, but it's not yours. >> Yes, this is my house. You can ask my mom. She's European. She never sold this house. My DNA is in that trash can that is thrown outside. Can you >> Can you come to the trash can, sir, and see my DNA in the trash can? >> What? >> Come to the trash can and see my DNA in the trash can. My DNA is in the trash can. That's all my DNA in the trash can. What are y'all doing? That's all my DNA in the trash can. Help me, please. I don't want to die. They're going to try to kill me >> because y'all are not going to try to kill me for being in my own property. Y'all just remove me from my own property. >> That's not your home. >> Y'all just remove me from my own property. >> That is not your home. >> Don't have any weapons on your >> No. Am I have my credit card over there? Go get my >> I got your credit. Hey, I got your card. So, quit yelling. No one's yelling at you. We're trying to do our job. You're making it very difficult. >> This is my property, though. >> No, it is not. >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. If it is, then we'll take you back over there. But we have a job to do to investigate whose property that is. >> My DNA is in the trash can. Don't smell it, sir. That's all for my bodily. >> There is no DNA in the trash can. It does not work that way, man. >> My DNA, my bodily fluids. >> Your bodily fluids? >> Yeah. My DNA is in the trash can. >> Okay. It doesn't work that way. >> You know this is my home. No, we don't know nothing cuz the home belongs to that property. >> You didn't sell You can't sell something you don't own. >> Um, >> what's your name, ma'am? >> My name is Kevin Shere Thomas. >> I was born a Holland. >> You were born a Holland. >> It makes no sense, ma'am. >> You said your birthday was what? >> My house. All that money y'all made. >> We didn't make you money, ma'am. >> Yes, I did. I've been in this house in the same place before. Y'all are thieing from me. Every money that I just get by letting people live in my home. >> I already did my punishment for my crime. This is my house. Check your trash cans. That's my stuff. I lost my key in the backyard. Why is she being creepy about my home? >> What? >> Why is she being creepy about my home? >> I was at hers. I didn't give it to her. She's the property owner. >> But she's the property owner. But I >> her house. >> No, it isn't her house. I'm the property owner. It's my house. >> You're the property manager. >> I'm the property owner. No, she's the property manager. I'm the property owner. >> Whether her entitled mind was pulling the strings or she was just kneede in denial, she wasn't shy about voicing her opinions, invited or not. And as the cops soon realized, they had just strapped in for a roller coaster ride they never signed up for. >> I don't remember what her name is. >> Maybe if she told me instead of freaking freaking out. You said prison might kill me. What? You're trying to kill me? Why are you trying to kill me? Why would I be going to prison if this is my home? >> All right. Cuz you designed it for me. >> Okay. Well, if you designed it for me, why am I not able to stay right now? >> What? >> If she designed this house for me, why am I not able to stay right now? >> Because she's the property manager and the property owners were contacted. And you don't have anything to do with this property? >> I am the property owner. >> You're not. >> My mom and my dad, Casper and Audrey. >> Nope. >> Yes, he is. Not >> Casper and Audrey is the owners of this and my daddy's telling y'all to take me to prison. >> Why? Hey, >> y my friends and y'all turned on me like this. >> Poor baby kid. You talking about >> I don't like that you're trying to hurt me. >> I was trying to hurt you, man. >> I'm hurting right now. >> I'm sorry, but as soon as we get down the county, we'll get them off of you and then you'll be okay, >> but they're they're not too tight. I know he didn't put them on too tight. >> Yes, they are on too tight. This is extremely tight. >> No, they're not. They're uncomfortable. That's why not. >> But why are we going to county if that's my home? That's not your home, man. >> Yes, it is my home. >> Well, man, you're sadly mistaken. >> So, I missed payday. So, now you're going to make me miss payday. >> You're not going to miss payday cuz you don't have a job. >> No, I'm talking about $914 come on my green card. >> You're going to It'll be on my car when you get out of town. >> She's clear. >> She's clear. What does a clear mean? >> You have no warrants. >> Yes, I don't. >> I know you don't. I thought I just said you don't have it. >> So why won't you let me off with a warning? That was my house. >> You broke into it. >> Oh my god. Do you not know I used to stay there? >> Well, it don't matter if you >> I thought my mom and dad still owned it. >> No, they don't. >> I thought they did. >> Wrong. And you still can't break the window to get into it. >> My mom and dad would want me to sign of heat exhaustion. >> Turn the heat on there. >> You turn the heat on. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, cuz I had just took a cold shower. My hair is still wet. The county has AC in Epcot. They got the other sandwiches. >> I just left the county. >> You said I took something. I didn't take nothing. I just been >> There's no water through your shower inside your You can go from breaking and drinking to burglary now. >> Why are y'all doing me like that? We're not doing like >> telling you what we technically can do, >> but we're not done with it. >> You're turning me in >> to hurt me bad. No, >> it's hurting you. >> Last time I left the county, they knocked me on my head really bad. >> That's not my problem. We don't have the county. If you listen and behave there, they won't do that. >> If I listen and behave there, call my mom and my dad, please. Please. Can you can you call them please? Y'all used to be my friends and y'all just going to take my life away like that. >> Take your life away. >> It's for a simple >> I don't like the counties. >> What' you say? >> I said it's for a simple ticket. >> No, but I don't like the county. Sir, they treat me bad in there. If it's for a simple ticket, why can't you please let me out with a warning? Please let me out with a warning. Please. Can y'all please let me out with a warrant or something? >> I am. That's not an option. She signed it. She wanted to press charges. They signed a ticket on you. >> How many days did she sign for? >> How many days? She doesn't get the She doesn't get that. >> You're hurting. This cuff is my arm. Feels like it's hurting. So, >> I'm sorry, man. We're going to get there. Sit quick as you can. We'll get those off. Okay. >> With the cuffs biting into her wrists, reality started to creep in slowly but surely. Yet somehow she still wavered between reason and denial, locked in a tugofwar between her rational self and the one refusing to accept the obvious. >> Y'all know that's my house, though. >> That's not your house, man. >> It was built for me. That was my custom design on everything. >> You weren't even alive when the house was built. >> My daddy's name is Casper, right? My mama's name is Audrey, right? That would help you know >> Stacy is not my mama. I'm Jana Ako. >> Yes, I am. I put that on Jesus Christ. I already did my time for this same crime cuz that's my home. It was custom built for me. My name is Haley Thomas. >> Do you hear me? My name is No. Don't make fake charges. What do you want me to do? >> Ow. Please don't make fake charges, sir. Ma'am, we're not making What are you talking about? >> We're not making any charges. We have the same charges. We're just breaking and entering. >> Yeah. What And what is your name? >> Haley Thomas. >> Okay. So, what did you just say your name was long while ago? >> My single name >> on YouTube is Jana Ako. A >> Yeah. >> How do you have a different name on YouTube? >> I have uh um I got four different different names. My other name is LMA on YouTube. Your legal name is Haley Thomas, >> but my legal name is Haley Thomas. >> My other name on uh on YouTube is Jesse Reyes. And I've already y'all both have already took me to jail for the same crime. I've already done this crime. And y'all know it's my house. >> That is not your house, man. It hadn't been no one's house for a while. It's been owned by a different company for a while. >> Well, why didn't y'all tell me that? No, >> we were trying to >> We were trying to You wouldn't listen to us. >> But what if I pay y'all? >> No. >> While staying in the house. >> No, man. It doesn't work that way. >> I didn't mean to offend you. >> You didn't offend me. >> No, you >> I was doing my job. >> I didn't mean to offend y'all. >> You didn't offend them, man. >> I mean, you may have offended the people that own the house, but >> we don't have any say or choice on any of that. >> Use a use a brick to break two different windows. >> I cuz I couldn't get in. I couldn't find remember where I put my key at. >> Did you have a key? >> I hid a key. >> How long ago did you live there? >> I lived there with as it looked exactly the same. >> I was there with Dr. Mitero. The bab the baby doctor who delivered my uh >> Yeah, Dr. Mitero. the baby doctor who delivered my deliver. >> No, she wasn't delivered there. She was delivered in Yukon. >> You haven't lived there. >> I don't go to the casino anymore. I'm done with >> I've been outside in the heat, so I just broke in. I didn't I didn't even have a phone. I ate some of them berries in the backyard. >> I'm sorry, man. >> And I needed water. It doesn't mean you need to break into a place. >> I remember that. It was my home. That's why I broke into it. I was like, "How are y'all going to sell my home?" >> Probably as parents break. >> I haven't talked to my parents in years. My mom is in Europe. >> Probably wouldn't be breaking in if they were there anyway. >> My mom is in Europe. My dad is locked up for life. >> But why would you take me? >> Because I'm trying to get back home. I want to go back home to Europe. I want to go to with my mama house. >> What? >> I got to do that by bringing into a house. >> I mean, I don't have no I don't have nowhere else to go except someplace that I know is sight. >> It's not our fault. Ain't the property owner's fault. Doesn't mean cuz you ain't got a place to go. You start breaking into people's stuff. It don't work that way. >> But it used to be mine is what I'm saying. >> It doesn't matter what it used to be. I used to have a lot of things. That don't mean I can go take him back or go I used to live a different place. That don't mean I go break in that place. >> But it don't mean that you have >> somebody can shoot me. >> It don't mean you that you haven't because you love that place. >> Well, it doesn't matter how much I You mean it doesn't matter how much you love something >> and it's safe there and you don't have nowhere in I don't I don't have nowhere in the United States safe for me. My mom is in Europe. My dad is locked up for life. >> Whatever. I mean, sure. I don't know what he did, but he's locked up alive. Who knows? >> Despite all her claims unraveling into nothing but lies, the officer still tried to set the record straight. But with her delusions on full display and her fate staring her down like a deer in headlights, things didn't go quite as they intended. >> I'm just saying like, why can't I find a way to Europe or get off of this country? We got to find a job to get the money to do that. >> I begged I was about to >> Yeah, exactly. >> But I'm back at the Y'all going to put me on the 13th floor. >> Well, you want to go to the medical floor? >> What's the medical floor? >> The 13th floor. Is that where you're trying to go? >> No. >> After I get out of here, can I um can I go to Europe and go? cuz I'm not even a citizen here. >> Have to get to Europe. >> I'm not even cit a citizen here. >> So, you want to go to jail? >> No, I just want to go back home to Europe. I want to go be with my mama. My daddy is locked up for life. I just want to go be with my mom. Please, please don't put me in there. >> Can y'all please don't put me in there? I'm sorry if that's what you want. I'm sorry. Please don't put me in there. >> We don't have the option, man. >> Hey, I'm sorry. >> Hey, please. Y'all know I get hurt in there. I get hurt real bad. >> It was just a window, sir. >> Ma'am, I don't have an option. It's out of our control. >> They're going to beat the crap out of me, sir. >> Yes, they are, sir. Sir, please. I already been shot in my head twice. stabbed in my head twice. Beat repeatedly. Please, I have brain injuries already. Please, sir. This is inhumane. Sir, please. Please forgive me, bro. I thought it was my house, but now I see it wasn't. My mama is Audrey Espña. >> I'm French. [Music] I'm a European citizen. [Music] >> Yep. In the end, she was charged with destroying private/public property. Still on the topic of entitled squatters, we now turn to one whose eviction played out like a scene straight from an exorcism movie. Chaotic, unhinged, and full of pure drama. >> That's not your apartment. >> That is my apartment. I'm sorry. No, no, >> don't start. >> That's not my apartment. >> Okay. Hi. You can either get up and walk down to the car or you're going to be carrying my own stuff. Off. Stop. >> Are you serious? >> On May the 9th, 2024, officers responded to what seems like a routine trespassing call. But the moment they arrived, it was clear that they had stepped into an angry hornet's nest. Okay. To jail for public intoxication at the very least trespassing also. >> Thank you. >> Are you serious? >> Yep. Serious. >> For what? >> Here you go. >> I'm sorry. We're going in. That's not your apartment. >> That is my apartment. I'm sorry. No. No. >> Don't start. >> That's not my apartment. That is my apartment. You know, >> listen here. Hold on a second. Listen here. >> That is my apartment. >> You going to get up and walk. >> That is my apartment. I'm noting leaving because it's my apartment. >> That's not your apartment. >> It's my apartment. >> You go get up and walk legally allowed. >> That's not your apartment. Do you want to go into the apartment and I will show you the ruin and then you're not going >> I will show you 301. I will throw you the I will throw you everything. I will Oh my god. You've got to be kidding. >> Let go. >> No. Stand up and walk. >> Let go. >> Stand up and walk or you going to keep piling on the charges. >> Oh, you've got to be kidding. >> You've got to be kidding. >> You just added another one. >> What are you kidding? Three. Two. What do you say? For what? For what? No. Literally for what? Foring what? Literally. No. Oh my breast. We expose everything. What? What is this? What is going on? Ow. Stop. Let go. Let go. Let go, dude. Let go. Let go my [ __ ] breath, dude. Bro, let go. I would have been so cool with you, guys, until you did this. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop being creepy. You What the was that? Literally all I did was >> walk a bunch of people >> not 18 this I would love to see all >> at signal 52 this no I can't wait I can't wait till all this You're both You're both I thought you are nice. You're not nice people at all. Oh god. I can't even put my like chest down without feeling like oh my god. >> Yeah, we going to have to tow her downstairs. She resisting Bradley. This is >> right now. You going for >> is it public in talks? >> Public resistance. >> Resistance. >> You guys put me naked. You guys naked and then you put me naked. You put me naked and then y'all are going to rescue me. 7 8 5 0 7 6 9 That's my mom. >> Not 18th time. I'll be on the fourth floor. >> Seven. That's not fair. You guys tread past all this like against each other. While the officers thought that they had her under control, she flipped the script, suddenly forgetting her grudge against her former benefactor and like a wounded leopard robbed of its unleashing her full fury on them for meddling in her housing affairs. >> Oh, she's Oh, God. God, don't stop. This is so not fair. >> You need to stop drinking is what you need to do. >> Oh my god, man. Off. Yeah, >> I would love to hear what your wife has to say about you, man. Come on. You would love to say something about me. You would? Yes, you would. Oh, wait. Hold on. That comes down to me being a disobedient. But like, hold on. Who tricked me into this? That is not fair. >> Nobody tricked you to nothing. You did it yourself. I'm not doing anything to anybody like you were being such a n [Music] >> Preston. >> Preston. >> Yeah. >> 52. >> That's not fair. >> No, it's not going to be a 52. >> 52. I'm 51. I'm 51. >> You I hate you and I just you >> That's fine. You don't care because you don't care. >> No, there's no 52. She was signal 50. >> Huh? >> You want battery? Does he want chargeable battery? >> Well, we're going to charge them for the fact that they So, we're going to charge them. >> Just come down here to the little reception area right here. >> It's fine. If everyone wants to go for a battle, we'll go for a battle. It's fine. >> Um, >> okay. All right. You can either get up and walk down to the car or you're going to be carrying my own stuff. Which the off and I will tear myself off. I That's not Hey, that's not at all what I said. Stop. Are you serious? >> Oh my god. Whatever then. Fine. Fine. Fine. If you want to be like this, then I'll be like, let's be adults. >> Oh, y'all want to be adults? I'll be adult. >> We're trying. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I will be an adult. Stop. Hey. Stop. >> Wait. Listen to me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Here. Cover yourself or I add you boy. Hey. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Look at me. Look at me. Hey. Hey. What's your name? What's your name? >> No worries. This is This is good. >> So, can we walk down like adults? Okay. Cuz if you got to treat you act like a little kid, we're going to treat you like one. We're going to carry you. You have to go with >> whatever. Y'all have got children like squad. Whatever. >> I'm not a child. >> Not you. >> Okay. So, why don't you can walk with me. She uh she was in the back with you. >> Here, I'm going to hold you like this and we're going to >> walk with him. >> Someone who doesn't think I'm scum. How about that? >> Yeah. I'm not sure why we're here. >> Maybe I want something to bring attention to the fact that I don't know. Who knows? cuz I'll have to die with you. I don't want to do that. >> Oh, don't let me know. >> Whoever said that was on purpose. >> So, thank you. Whoever said that face. >> Yeah, she you >> are you all right? What What is going on with you? Like, what? What? >> Man, they told you start with me about these people. I said they >> What? What happened? >> Shut up, please. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> All right. I'm just trying to find out what's going on with you. Maybe >> I don't I'm not about to >> You don't have to. >> While the cops tried to walk the fine line between firmness and fairness, she locked in and wouldn't let go, stirring up a storm and only piling up more charges onto her already heavy load. mine. Okay. He's back here. No idea because I don't know what's going on. You won't talk. >> What the he think? >> No. >> No. >> Stop. >> No. She's going in other rooms. This is the second time we've been out here. She went into >> room 402. >> Dudes don't even live there. She come through dealing with her. >> They don't even live there. >> Why am I a [ __ ] service person when there's a people that don't live there? What are you talking about? >> Turn around. Face the car. Turn around. Face the phone. >> These people don't even live in our place. And it's got two dudes who are going like, "No, it's not. You don't live there." Okay. Was it yours? >> Yes, I live there. >> Two different rooms. >> I live in C. >> Okay. Which one were you in? >> C. >> Okay. What other room were you in? >> What are you talking about? C. That's it. >> I don't know. I don't I wasn't here. That's why I'm asking question. >> I live in C. >> Okay. Well, have a seat right here and let's see if we can get it figured out. >> Right. There you go. I'm leaving. >> Thank you. She lives in 301. First, she went to 2011. >> Is it a misdemeanor? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, first she went to 2011 the first time I come out here. >> So, was she drunk? >> Yeah, she's drunk. She's drunk as >> with her accommodations for the night set, a cold, hard jail cell. She made sure her trip there was one the officers wouldn't forget anytime soon. >> I mean, this is so cool. Like, you guys literally like just accept that you don't give a what happened to us. You don't care. You're like whatever happens, whatever. You're in this little cage. Okay. I'm so glad to know that you guys care about this much about us as much as we do. Thank you. Imagine being a grown adult and like without like able to admit that you're a problem, you just make other problems up. Imagine that. That's a wild like Oh, wait. Hold on. That's cops, right? That's y'all. It's not like we all do. You just like make sure and you're like, "Oh, wait. Hold on." Right here. Right. Isn't that y'all? I'm just wondering. Like, isn't that you guys? We've got to have like a combination like a a lock that's going No, it's not her. Oh, wait. Hold on. Cuz then I wouldn't be back here if that was the case. Who's the creep going to bring us to? Where are we going? You creepy creep. You [ __ ] creep. Imagine being a dude who gets off on people who have to be around creepy people. We have to be around you and you're like great. Let me make it even extra weird cuz you're creepy gross creep. >> Even upon reaching the station, she made sure her arrival lived up to the hype that had preceded her. >> We don't need Oh my god. Okay. But we don't need other people to know that other groups. >> Oh my god. I'm not going to hit anybody. I'm not going to do anything. God, give me love and I'll just >> look. We are on the same page. Okay. Look, please. I'm not. >> I'm literally doing this. What you afraid of? want to make sure >> the second time we dealt with her. She lives in 301. She went to 2011 in the housing over there and pushed her way in, but the people there didn't want to do nothing with it cuz they knew she was drunk. Just get out of my apartment. >> Well, then we get ready to leave, right? Me and FSU officer get ready to leave. Look who's walking out on floor 2011 or floor two trying to go to 2011. No, this not your apartment's next door. So, take it up to three to make sure she gets off the elevator. She gets off there and she's trying to hold the door and stuff. You going to walk me to my apartment? No, we ain't going to walk you to your apartment. >> So, we go back downstairs. >> I ain't gone 10 15 minutes and get down the call. She's in 401. >> She goes up to 401 and she's in rage as hell. She done battered one of them. She's raised to hell. Won't leave. So I said, "I'm not dealing with this whole night here." And she resisted all the way down. >> And like I said, he's doing the uh complaints and stuff. I'm going to do the book. So, uh, >> but she'll start she'll start calm down. I'm sorry. There's some poor dudes with no >> It's cool. There's four white dudes that got their their places up there. It's fine. >> Take your necklace off. Okay. Okay. >> Those moms and daddies will never know about the things that those kids got for James. My god, you're so >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest without violence, battery, trespassing on property, and disorderly intoxication in a public place. Next, we've got these entitled squatters who managed to turn a simple routine house check into a fullblown police case. >> Listen, this is my cousin house. She told me I can stay the night over here. >> She's a white girl. Her name is Rachel. This is my warning, so let me go. I have kids. I have a wife, bro. I have a girlfriend. Bro, you don't you don't have to do me like that. >> On February the 3rd, 2023, officers responded to a call about squatters taking over a vacant apartment, only to be met with one who was ready to stand her ground and turn their shift into a daytime nightmare. >> Hey, bud. Sir. Yeah, I say yeah one because >> the drill didn't pick up the keys so there shouldn't be any >> it's locked. It's >> locked now. >> No, it's not locked. >> Fort Myers police. Let me just watch the top. >> Come to the door. 65 street. >> Come to the door. Open the door. >> 3122 Market Street in the background. >> What? >> Doesn't matter. Open up the door. >> Saying that there's nobody supposed to be in this unit. According to housing, nobody's supposed to be here. >> Just says my cousin house. >> Listen, this is my cousin house. She told me I can stay the night over here. >> She's a white girl. Her name is Rachel. All right. Do me a favor. Don't put your hands in your pockets. Do you have anything illegal on you? Cuz >> No, sir. >> I can already smell boiling out of the house, which is why water. >> You going to be anything illegal inside the house? >> No, sir. You can go in. >> Why you got >> bae? I bathe. >> Okay. Just >> go ahead. You guys can go in. >> Anybody else in there with you? >> My cousin. >> Where they at? >> Stay here. Just stay over here with me. >> Let me record y'all. Y'all police. >> Let me call my mom. Stay right. No, no, no, no, no, >> no. That's right. >> What? >> I said no. Stand over here. Thank you. >> Don't touch me now. Don't touch me. >> Okay, we're done with this investigation. You'll go in cuffs. Stay right there. >> All right. I ain't going nowhere. You don't need to pull out no cuz it's only a boy up there. Don't. Okay. >> Why? Why you searching me like that? >> No one searched you. You're not going anywhere. I told you you're not going anywhere. And that's >> okay. And I'm going to call I'm going to call I'm going record you. I'm Yeah. Record. >> What happened? >> Yeah. They said that my cousin don't know that. Well, they say the rent office don't know that we're in here, but they cleared the do because she just left like a week ago. >> They don't. >> They just changed the locks. >> They just changed the locks. >> Listen, I'm telling you, they're saying no. >> Okay. Can we get our stuff and go then? >> In a minute when we're done. >> Okay, that's it. That's it. There we go. >> All right. >> There's no one else in there. Y'all doing all that for what? You standing right here in front of me. >> No. >> And she's pushing her hands on me. So, I want to know her name. >> You're not going anywhere. >> I didn't say I'm going nowhere, but you pushing me like you're going to do something. I can put you on the cops and take you to jail for trespassing. You tell me what you want to do. >> Stop. >> For Myers Police, anybody upstairs, announce yourself now. >> Stay right there. >> She resting me like pushing me like what the wrong but you can't talk. Listen. >> So what, bro? She pushing me. I don't give a what she talking about. Don't >> ever put your hand on me. Gosh, >> let me record this. >> Please do, >> man. Let me see. Let me call my mama. Sit right here. Don't go nowhere. >> I know I don't. >> I'mma buy it, [ __ ] She put her here on me like she's open. >> Cleared. Lucky you got big boys in front of you. I'll whoop you. >> All right. >> What you going to do? >> I think we're going to hit them both with trespass. >> That's what I think we're going to do. >> All I need is housing out here. >> That's it. I I have a set. >> She can't trespass me cuz I live out here. >> Cuz she going to put her hand on me, bro. Tell that why she put her hand on me, bro. >> Stop. We don't need all this. >> Don't whoop her. >> We don't need all this. You're not whooping anybody. Relax. >> Cuz she flagging, bro. She pushed me, bro. >> What is all over here? >> Powder, bro. Powder. What? >> Cuz I'd be like, it'd be hot and I'd be chasing you. >> Just relax. Okay. >> Cuz she going to put her hand on me. Then she going to tell, "Oh, you keep talking. I'm going to put you in cuffs. >> Can you have management come over here just so I can verify it before we go to we take him to jail?" >> Can you go in my bag? >> Right now, we're not getting anything. >> My bag is on the floor. >> Okay, we'll work on that. Right now, we're not getting any. >> Okay. >> Okay, >> that's fine. I don't smoke her, but she just >> You want to sit down? Do you want to Do you want to sit on the front of my bumper? >> Yeah. >> You got ID? phone. >> Visibly enraged by the bust, she clung to the most absurd argument. Maybe to derail the case, or maybe just because entitlement was practically etched into her bones. But she was not ready to make things easy for the cops. >> Did you already give the other officer your name? >> My name is YG, bro. >> Y Brown. >> Like YG? >> Yes, bro. I ain't do nothing, bro. That's lagging. I need my bag in my school. >> Like Yankee Golf. >> Yes. >> And last name Brown. Yes. >> Oh, that's your given day. >> Yes. >> What's your date of birth? >> What's your date of birth? >> Oh, 227. >> What year? >> Just we're going to have a seat on my bumper over here. Okay. >> Uh why we got to go all the way to your car? >> We're just keeping you two separated. >> How y'all going to trespass me when I >> And it's YG. >> Yes. >> You have a Ford driver's license? >> I'm a old minor. I'm only 15, bro. And you were born in 90. >> Yes. >> That's not a minor. >> Well, like well to me it feel like a minor. Y'all look at me as a minor. >> You're adult. >> Yeah. >> I haven't treated you like a [ __ ] too much time, man. Full force, bro. >> Like don't come over here to get out. Stop. >> Becky coming over here. Well, she's our supervisor and she supervises the city and she will. You need to relax. Look at >> you. Escalating this isn't going to help the chilling, bro. I'm sitting on your car, bro. She used to hear why she come way over there. He's all in. Like, >> I'm just waiting. Like I told you, I'm waiting for the housing unit to get here. >> For what though? >> So then she can give me all the information that I need. >> She can tell me who's supposed to be here and who's not supposed to be here. >> I don't know if she know me or not. >> Bro, I just told you I was up in the mood, bro. I was getting my last little bit of things out of there that she left for me to get. You know, it's not like I'm standing up in there or something. No, >> you don't know that. >> Well, I'm I'm telling you. >> Okay. Once we figure everything out, I'll let you know what's going on. >> Okay, that's that's all that need. I don't care about all that, bro. I just got here from school, bro. I just got off the bus. I go to Cornado, bro. I don't got time to sleep, bro. I ain't doing nothing wrong. Huh? I'm picking up the last little bit of stuff. Shoot trash at the boy. You see me getting this stuff up. And when we verify this through housing, then no big deal. >> How? She don't even know me. Them people up there don't know me, bro. >> She works on this property. She knows everybody. Not saying she knows the first. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> Not saying she knows the first one, >> but she even seen me. >> But she knows this property and she has a tenant list. We don't. >> Well, could I get my bag with my my >> We'll work on that. I told you we'll work on that, but right now we're not. >> It's crazy, man. >> That's so crazy. Nobody else is inside the house, man. >> No, everybody gone, bro. They just getting their stuff. That's what you're doing. >> Is this guy related to you? >> Yes, that's my cousin. >> That's your cousin? >> Yes, sir. >> Think who's this girl relation to you? >> I don't I don't even know her. >> Okay. >> You guys are hanging out. So, that's why >> because we was the only two people left in the mother. >> Okay. >> I don't I don't stay there at all. >> You mind just keeping you mind just keeping your hands out your pocket? >> It's my phone. I got What's the phone I have? If you want me to pat you down, you're more than welcome to keep in your pocket. Okay. Face my car. Face my car. >> You have nothing to gun stick me. Let me pop my Instagram. Let me start. Y'all harassed. I feel harassed. Especially a man searching me down there. It's inappropriate >> safety pat down now. >> Well, it's inappropriate. Rest of a woman. She should have did it. She's a woman. >> I'm a woman at the end of the day. >> So, I feel it's >> not against our policy to matter. >> Do a safety pot. So, >> so if I want to sue you guys, I can go ahead and do it. >> You're right. >> You're a man. >> You're right. >> I feel like you're searching me for no reason. No, >> you just you just did and you're lying in my face. You're >> not. I just hate to pass out. >> All right. I'm done talking with you. >> Perfect. >> Thank you. I'll just wait for the next officer here. This got to stop and I'm pressing charges on you. So get ready. >> I'm writing a whole report just for that. And I want to touch your own as well. This guy just searching for what? I have something like you said I have. By now, the officers knew they had a handful, especially when her so-called cousin and fellow squatter flat out denied knowing her, but they had yet to grasp just how much trouble she could stir. She, on the other hand, saw the law as a toothless bulldog. Paul Bark, no bite, playing a stupid game while expecting no real consequences. >> Do you see me? I just You just seen me. You look like I got a spool, right? I I can get home. I'm not just hang tight for us. Housing just got out here. >> I ain't trying to get I ain't trying to get on nothing nothing over here. >> We're going to find out what's going on. >> What's I'm trying to figure out what's going on. I'm talking about an apartment that's supposed to be vacant, right? >> Yeah. Why you still got me sitting in it? >> You were in it. >> I was what? >> In it. >> I understand that. But I had nothing to do with this. >> But you were upstairs in the apartment. >> You're right. Because I want to know why the police were out here. Solid [ __ ] >> Why were you in there in the first place? >> I came upstairs and looked and then came downstairs. >> No, >> I don't I don't I don't have to hide from y'all. >> Well, you guys did cuz somebody locked the door. >> No, I didn't hide. >> Okay. Well, somebody locked the door. >> Then you got Goldie Box up there about that whole telling don't do it because they don't even know. You better ask them to love you. Just know that when you go back to the police department asking you that look she go right there. Look at mommy. Look and that's exactly who be out here. Like I was getting my things like come on bro. She smell. Look at her ass. She so she look like me. Come out. I smell last day. I smell big. You can smell what you want. You she smell we now. >> How'd you get over here today? I was actually at my cousin's house yesterday at another cousin's house um over on in Cypress court. >> I should have hit you in your how I feel real. I should have just off your go to jail, bro. And I got out in your back seat just beat your out straight up. Show you how I'm living. Real how I feel, bro. My chick my chick seven, bro. Put you in an M. Get you in my territory. You're in my hood. So you better feel all alert. Watch you at all times. Better tell your homeboy about me cuz I'm risk that [ __ ] Remember that my face don't ever forget. Next thing I see you say, "Oh, that's right. I'm not going to >> Hey, can you do me a favor? Put her in handcuffs." >> No, man. No. How yall going? Hold up. Hold on. Hold on. I ain't do that. >> Turn around. You're back. I do that. Turn your left back. What I did, bro. He come get my phone. Get him. Break the phone. >> Stop. >> They didn't even do nothing. >> Please stop tensing up. >> Stop tensing up. I'm asking you to stop. >> You put me in cuss first, sir. >> Go ahead. >> Do not resist jail. >> What the hell am I doing? >> I ain't getting in your car for >> Did you get my person my phone? >> Nope. >> What? >> And it stays with you. Read me my right. My camera's still on. Read me my rights. Henry, read me my right. But you put me in king. Your friend told me to. Your friend told me to. Your friend told me. >> Stop moving around. >> Like, come on, bro. Then you putting that man in jail, too. So, we ain't even do nothing. >> I said I already told him to. >> I understand. >> And the threats to law enforcement. She's going to add that tag on there, too. >> What? Who? Me? Not you. >> Like, okay. What am I going to jail for? >> We're going to figure that out. Right. >> Speaker, right? >> But I don't know why you're not supposed. >> Do you have anything on you before you get to the jail? >> That's all. >> Check pockets. >> Man, that man already checked my pockets. Bro, you better move. >> Not with my feet in car. Don't touch me. Ma'am, I'm going to ask you to step >> crazy. Henry, like real Henry, like you flagging. Can you get my phone, Henry? >> No, ma'am. >> It's my man, bro. >> And then when I get out, I'mma beat that Chico over there, too. Watch. I remember you, Chico. You can't hide. >> Despite her predicament, she was still hurling threats from the back seat of a squad car, cuffed and all. But that wasn't even the peak of her audacity. She was about to pull a move so unusual that it was clear she still thought she could get her way. >> This is my warning, so let me go. >> Is this your real name? >> Yes, let me go, please, sir. >> All right. If I find out that this isn't your real name, you're going to get additional charges. >> I know. Can you please let me go, sir? I have kids. I have a wife, bro. I have a girlfriend. Bro, you don't you don't have to do me like that, bro. I didn't do anything wrong but record you guys. Y'all getting mad because I recorded y'all and I'm selling that white lady out cuz she pushed me really hard and I stumbled, bro. So, you'll let her push you like that, bro. Without getting mad. Hello. You got >> Give me a second. I'm on the mic. >> Transporting one female to LCJ starting 24. >> So, why he ain't going to jail? And I'm the only one going to jail. >> Hello. You know, you assume a lot. >> How do I assume a lot, sir? I'm scared, sir. I don't know what you guys are going to do to me, sir. That's why I started recording. >> You weren't scared earlier when you threaten my supervisors or threaten me. You told >> you know, but that's what kids do, bro. That's what us adults do to, you know, >> that's not okay. >> It's not okay. And I know and I apologize. I was about to apologize, but you guys just went out the way and just wanted me to go to jail for no reason. >> Pass that point. You are going to jail, ma'am. >> Come on, sir. You have to do me like that, Henry. I thought we were better than that, Henry. And I and I sat in front of you and I chilled the whole time, Henry. And you still taking me to jail for some bull, bro? >> Yes, ma'am. You are going to jail. In the end, she was charged with threat with serious bodily harm to Leo. Trespassing and intimidation. Then there's Heather, whose eviction didn't just get her kicked out, but also led the cops straight to the skeletons in her closet. >> I told her I was leaving. >> That's not my point. I'm checking also anybody that has warrants. >> Are you the real cops? What's the pos there? >> I'm in uniform and you're going to ask that question? >> Yes, sir. >> She's been here since like Christmas, but she hasn't paid since end of February. >> On April the 6th, 2022, police officers responded to a residence after reports of a woman who had gone 3 months without paying rent and wasn't planning to start anytime soon. >> Hello. Hello. >> So, what's going on? >> It's this lady right here in number 10. >> Okay. That woman owes me from the last week of February. >> She hasn't paid anything at all since then. All of March and now April is due again. >> Okay. >> It was due the 1st and we're into another week. And >> Heather, Heather, come here. >> What? >> Come here. >> I didn't do anything. >> I'm going to talk to you about what's going on. Um, >> all I did was >> Let me ask you a question. What? >> What's your middle name? Why? >> I'm not going to play these games. What's your middle name? >> Um, Marie. >> And what is your social? >> I don't know. Hold on. Wait. I'm not >> What is your social? >> I told her I was leaving. >> That's not my point. I'm checking also anybody that has warrants. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to tell you right now, what is your social? What's your What's your social? >> I've got your picture up there. So, I'm going to see how often how long it's going to take you to tell me the truth. Um, I don't lie. >> Okay. What's your social? >> Hold on one second. Please >> put your phone away. Put your hands behind your back. >> I haven't done anything. >> I'm going to tell you right now. >> I haven't done anything. Please, >> Heather. >> Don't make this worse on you. >> I haven't done anything to get arrested. >> I told her I was You have anything back? Stay right here. Don't be walking away from me. >> Sit down. Sit down in the chair. >> Sit down in the chair. >> I will. Hold on, please. Affirmative. >> Hello. >> Stop, Heather. >> I'm not doing anything, sir. >> Stop right here. I haven't done anything. Stay right there. >> There's no reason to talk to me like that. All I did was explain to her that I give somebody the rent. >> I'm not worried about that. I'm talking >> Okay. >> All right. >> Then what did she say? >> Just wondering if they got a hard copy. >> I'm trying to call my dad. >> Stay right here. >> I haven't done anything, sir. >> Stay right one more time. I have one more time until I get what I what I'm looking for, which is I'm investigating what's going on. >> I've got a possible warrant on you. >> I don't have a warrant, sir. >> I don't have any warrant. >> I didn't say anything about 27. I'm talking to her right now and just wanting to verify a hard copy. >> I haven't done anything to have any warrants. That's what I'm saying. >> Heather, >> what? I haven't done anything to be under arrest. Sir, >> I'm going to tell you right now. Sit down in the chair. I heard you stand still. >> I haven't done anything. >> Can you just hold on? >> Okay. It's all over the news. Everybody sees everything. Let me go, please. >> Dispatch, do we have >> You're hurting me. >> We have a hard copy. >> No, you don't, sir. Yet. What do you mean yet? I didn't do anything. >> I've been trying to talk to you. Keep it. >> I haven't done anything. >> Please, sir. >> Still, >> please. Okay. You're hurting my arm. I haven't done anything. Please, sir. >> Okay, that's what I You have a confirmed heart >> help me. I haven't done anything, Loro. I didn't do anything. >> He's hurting me. >> You have a warrant? >> No, I don't. For what? Help. I call my dad. Please stop. Stop. You're hurting me. >> Can you stop? >> This is a help. Help. Stop it. Please. Please. Give me your hand. No cops. >> Give me >> No. I'm asking a question. Please. I have been hurt before. I haven't done anything to hurt you. My body can't drop. >> This is over rent. Please don't do this. Please don't do this. Help. Please, please. >> You're making this worse. >> Somebody help me. Somebody with the real cubs. Please, please, sir. I haven't done anything. >> Get on your stomach. >> I have the wrong person. Stop. >> Get on your stomach, Heather. Right now. >> Can we talk for a minute? >> As soon as you >> You're hurting me, and I haven't done anything to hurt you. You're hurting me. >> Almost like she had something to hide. Or maybe this trick had worked on her feeble land lady before. She tried to weave her usual web of manipulation. But this time she was up against the wrong crowd. Though she still had a few tricks up her sleeve. >> Somebody call the news. I'm sorry. You really are hurting me. >> Get up and sit in my car. >> No, I've already got units coming. She's making it worse. Now roll over. >> Let me get up. Tell me what the warrant is for. >> I will as soon as I put you in cuffs. >> You knew you had the warrant cuz you were walking away from me every time. >> I know. I told her. I just told her I was going >> I could care less about the money. That's civil. This is criminal. >> But for what? >> A warrant. >> For what? >> I'm going to cuff you up. Then I will explain to you. But all I did is come up to you and talk to you. >> Tell me what the warrant is for. >> As soon as I do anything. I'll sit in the chair. No, you're going to you're going to roll over on your stomach. >> You're really hurting my arm. >> All you got to do is sit over on your stomach. I'm holding you until backup gets here. >> Stop. Please. You're hurting me. You're breaking my arm. I'm going to have to go to the hospital. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. I have a medical. >> Just roll over. Roll over for it. >> Help me. >> Roll over. >> You're hurting me. >> Roll over. >> I want to know if you can roll over. >> Yes, we're the real police. >> Can I see badges? >> No. Roll over. >> Can you tell me what the warrant's for? I haven't done anything. >> We're here with him. We'll wrestle with him. >> I haven't done anything. >> Roll over. >> You're hurting my arm. >> Roll. >> I want to know what the warrant is for. >> He'll tell you what >> I haven't done anything. >> You aren't. >> You're hurting my arm. You're breaking it. You are breaking my arm. >> Is there anyone else in there? >> She shut the door and came out. >> Is there anyone in that room? We're going to be clear in room 10. >> Ma'am, unlock the door and step aside. Okay. >> My hands are going numb. >> Sit up on your butt. >> My hands are going numb. >> Sit down. >> I'm going to sit in the chair. >> No, you're not. You're going to sit right there. >> He told me I could get up. >> No. >> This is That's good. >> Complete brutality. I didn't do anything. >> Listen. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm Sergeant Dval and this ends right now. >> I haven't done anything. Well, from what I'm hearing on the radio of you yelling and screaming and it's taking Listen to me. Don't interrupt me. >> You're going to have to knock it off till we find out what's going on here. >> Okay, sir. >> So, are you going to stay calm? >> Yes, I was. I promise. >> Well, I'll see what's going on here. But let me tell you right now, if I got to get dirty and fight with you, you're not going to like it. >> I don't want to fight. I asked him not to. All I did was I walked out the door. or I didn't even know who he was or what he was here for. I had just called them and told him I was going to go up the road. Borrow the money >> cuz I give it to somebody last night that looked like him. >> Okay. Well, that's regardless. Let me talk to my guy here. >> Are you the real cops? >> There. >> I'm in uniform and you're going to ask that question. >> And I didn't do anything. All I did was try to walk away. >> That's a badge. Okay. I don't dress like this for Halloween. I have I have >> look at one of my guys bleeding from the mouth. What am I supposed to expect right now? >> I didn't do nothing to them. >> You caused it. >> No, I didn't. >> Tiny. Let me see. >> What did you punch in the mouth? >> No, I think it was just a bloody nose from wrestling with her. >> I don't have a warrant. What's a hard copy warrant? Can you have a squad come? Can you listen? He's up. My hands are numb. >> You're going to knock it off. >> Yes, sir. I swear to God, I wasn't fighting him. I I was scared. I have problems. Okay. I have schizophrenia and stuff like that and I'm but I did my time and got released the last time you numb. Can you >> will you shut up for a minute and we'll deal with all this? >> 211. >> You're being uncooperative. One of my guys got injured. Shut up. >> Shut up and listen. >> I'm having chest pains. I have heart problems. >> She's saying she's having chest pains now. Send a squad here. Check her out. >> You got anything on you? >> No, sir. I don't. >> You don't have anything? You don't have a knife in this pocket right here? Well, I didn't know what you meant. I thought you meant I'm sorry. >> I said anything. >> I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't realize. >> I would have told you. I'm sorry. >> I'm a female. I was walking by myself. I usually carry one. I promise. And can you please tell me what the warrants for? Cuz I didn't do anything. >> What's the 15 for? >> Resisting arrest. That's what the warrants for. >> For what? I don't have a resisting. I already did my jail time on that. >> Do you pay all your fines? Did you do everything you're supposed to with probation? >> Yes, I don't have probation. >> As more officers arrived, her demeanor shifted. Karma almost calculated. But as they moved into processing her, they quickly realized she wasn't out of tricks just yet. >> Well, obviously they issued a warrant for something out of it. >> They shouldn't have. >> Well, what they should and should not do is not for me to question. >> Go ahead and fix her handcuffs. >> To the hospital, please come. >> All right. I'm having chest pain really bad. I have look at me. >> I have now. >> Can you hold this hand? >> He hurt my arm really bad and I did it. >> Just hold this hand cuz I'm going to have to loosen it. >> Right now is where you be quiet. Squad's going to check you out. You get to go figure your warrant out. Okay. Right now you need to stop. >> Why are there so many cars? >> All right. Thanks. >> I wasn't fighting him. He's the one that hurt me. >> No more questions. >> What did he just tell you? No more questions. We're done. Let the squad come. They'll check you out. We'll go from there. Right now is your time to breathe in your nose, out your mouth, and let it go. You're done. >> Are you sure that's not an old warrant, sir? >> Yeah, we're sure. >> When is it for? Can I ask? Cuz I haven't been in any trouble and and >> I don't know when it's for. We'll give you that information when we get it. >> Well, you should already know it. >> No. >> When does it say that that resisting? >> Did you ask Did you say you should stop asking questions? >> Now you just sit here and breathe. I went to jail in November. I did over 40 days. >> I don't doubt that you went to jail >> and I got let out and didn't have to do anything else,000. >> I'm not going to be rude when I don't answer questions. >> But I'm telling you to just relax. And the more I keep engaging you, the more you do it, you engage me. And right now, let's sort this out first and then we'll talk to you. Okay. >> I just wish you would check and see. Make sure it's not an old warrant cuz I didn't do anything. I promise. During a brief calmness in the chaos, the officer spoke with the land lady, expecting a simple backstory. But instead, what she revealed cracked the case wide open, turning a messy dispute into something far more twisted. >> Okay. Can you get pictures for me and just go ahead and email them to him? >> So, they said she's been here since like Christmas, but she hasn't paid since end of February. >> Typical. >> They keep they keep on telling her, "Hey, you need to leave. You need to leave." They've never given her an official eviction. So just the day >> stand at a motel. You don't have to. >> Well, she stayed here long enough that you might have to look talk to your, you know, look look at that differently. >> Yeah, cuz she's been here for so long. Nor talking like an overnight or two night stay. >> Yeah. So, you know, you might have to contact your attorney and figure that out. >> Who called 911 and there was all the screaming on the background when >> that that was >> that was when when my guy was fighting. >> That had to be her. Oh, she was on >> quiet when I called. >> Okay. >> But did you stay on the phone until the deputy got here? >> No. >> Okay. >> But yeah, then they said, you know, today she the other day she said she was going to get money and then she said she's attacked her in the past. Scratched her hand up right there. She never called the police. >> And uh she said she's just violent. So, >> well, all the numerous dealings between her and Mike, every time we deal with them, it's the same thing. They never pay rent and we end up in a fight with them. I think I charged her with resisting before. >> Yeah. >> Armed with fresh intel, the officers stepped up their game, but she stuck to her script, dodging the truth and clinging to nonsense in a lastditch effort to stalk. Little did she know she was only buying time on a losing battle. >> I need to go to the hospital and have it checked, and I need to have my shoulder exercised. >> I'm sorry. I wasn't trying to be I wasn't doing anything. I swear. >> Well, you were pretty damn successful for not trying. every time on my I don't want I like you guys. I like cops. I didn't sir. >> All I told him was I don't have a warrant because I haven't done anything. I went to jail in November. I was there until December 8th. I did all the time. >> You realize it's April now. That was like three and a half months ago. >> Yeah. I got out free and clear. I did my time. >> Here's the thing. You're going to the hospital to get checked. One of our guys is going with you. And when they're done with you, you come to jail. >> Okay. But can you check to make sure that's not an old warrant and tell me what the date is? >> You got a warrant. Even if you did your time, you might >> I don't have a warrant. I put it in collections if you don't pay it. >> But did you go to any meetings you were ordered to? >> I didn't have any. I was ordered to, sir. I promise. >> Well, there's a warrant for you and there's no changing that right now. >> I don't have you created what happened here. So instead of stopping and being reasonable with the deputy here, then you got stupid >> and it turned into that. All I did was go to walk away. I didn't know what >> you would you wouldn't comply with him because you should have stopped and talked to him. Instead, you didn't comply with him and then it's a fight. >> I did. I told him my name and everything >> and I told him that I was going to go get the rent money because you need to get out before they see anything and there was nothing in her purse. >> All right. >> No, I got to get them tomorrow. >> All right. >> Can you please just tell me like if it's an old warrant? Like what date is it for? Because I >> I don't have it here with me. We get you to jail, you get the copy of it. >> As of right now, there is a hard copy, an actual paper warrant at our place. >> I don't know what that means. >> Paper what you write on. Okay. The actual warrant. The actual warrant itself at our office. >> Can I see it like before I go? Like you should have that. >> No, because we got called here on you. If we would understand why >> if you'd shut up and listen, let me talk. >> I haven't been rude. I don't know why you're saying >> you fought one of my guys. >> I didn't fight him. >> He was over forceful. I swear I did not do nothing. >> Stick to that story. Stick to that story. Okay. >> You're going to take hospital. >> My friend, my kids and them that they can trust cops. >> How many times we deal with you and Mike? Every time we deal with you guys, it's about a couple times. >> But you're always with Mike. And every time we deal with Mike, You and Mike, it's about rent and we end up in a fight and warrants. So, same thing. This time it was you. Let's get her in the squad. >> I've never been in for rent. >> You never what? >> I've said I never had anything for rent. I had a bogus charge. >> You live with him. All right, let's get him. Let's get her in the squad. >> Walk with us. >> Yeah. >> What's that? >> Like I don't understand because everybody keeps saying >> we can either ride with you or have one of my guys follow you. Whatever you want. Whatever you guys think. I didn't do anything. >> Whatever you want. I can >> I don't have a warrant. >> I don't I have no knowledge of her. So, whatever you guys >> One of my guys will be right right behind you. If there's a problem, just hit the brakes. >> Okay. >> Please, >> Nicholas. Adjust the cuffs. >> They're perfectly injected. Okay. Well, they're going to have to move them. They're going to have to move them. >> You can put them in front. I don't fight anybody. I'm not mean. I wouldn't ever hurt anybody. >> All right. >> East High. They're just trying to east Ohio. >> All right. Thanks, Chica. >> Can I just go to Barnville? >> No, you have no saying it. You're in our custody. You're going to East Ohio. >> I didn't even think they were in operation. I thought they closed down. >> Yeah, they've been operation for a while. >> Are you? >> Yeah, I was going to say that. >> When did they open back up? >> They've been for a while. >> I'm not sure when we're discuss. What does that mean? >> Can we get her up in there? >> What does that mean? What does love mean? >> He joined in disgust or something like that. >> I didn't hear anybody say that. Who said that? >> I thought you did. >> No, I did not say that. >> Said nothing like that. >> I'm sorry. >> I have schiz. >> In the end, she was charged with failure to appear, obstructing official business, possession of disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. From there, we move on to the case of squatters who refused to leave a dangerous, unsafe house because apparently common sense wasn't part of their lease agreement. >> Virgil, what you have to do right now is get your stuff and get off this property. >> Okay. >> And if you come back, you're subject to being charged with trespassing. >> You're breaking the law. >> No, the bar. You're breaking the law. >> There we go. >> I know. I really put some clothes on. >> I called the police. The police escorted me over here to open my door. I said quit running around. >> Oh, he's trying to hurt me, man. It's cuz I'm black. >> Stop it. >> On the 7th of December, 2022, officers were dispatched to a residence where a man was threatening construction workers with shears. The police arrived on scene where the man allegedly had paperwork to prove that he owned the property. What happened next was shocking. >> These are official court documents. These people are trespassing on my house. >> Do you own the house? No, no, I'm a tenant. >> Okay, they calm down and stop yelling. >> Okay, I'm a tenant. I'm a tenant. >> Yeah, I know that. >> Okay, they tried to evict the other three tenants. As you can see, it was dis it was dismissed. Notice of dismissal. >> It never went through. >> She moved to another apartment because the the landlord keep harassing. So, we they moved another apartment away. So, all my stuff is in there. They took my $4,000 bike, put in the backyard, and try to tear the locks off of it yesterday. I said, "Hey, y'all not allowed to touch tenants property. If you know the law, you have to have a court to have a sheriff escort stuff out. You cannot touch my house. >> No, but if a house is condemned, it's a little bit different. >> No. No. Upstairs. Well, the bottom is not condemned. >> Oh, the electric bill, the water bill, the gas bill, everything works. It's in my name. You know what I'm saying? Everything I got current bills. I just showed the police that just left. Three police officers just >> Yeah. Yeah. It's in my phone. I got it all to my email. I got all the current bills in my name. >> Notice of dis notice of dismissal for all the evictions. This is eviction. This is the company that owns it. And look, notice of dismissal filed on 6K status closed. They're illegally doing this. >> That was in June. >> Yeah. They've never got evicted. Nobody got evicted. Nobody did. Illegally trying to take the house. >> That's what you're saying. But I I'm not going to take your word for it. Okay. I'm not >> This is proof. >> That's not proof. That's something that's like several months old. There's a lot of time that's passed from June to now. Despite the fact that the house was deemed unsafe, the alleged owner still pushed to enter the house. >> I showed I showed him a copy of the bills that call a call and put it on speaker. >> They're under our name. >> No, it's in my name. >> No, they're on our name. >> So, you'll leave if we call AP. >> No, I I'll have my assistants do it right now. They'll tell you. >> Yeah, let's call AP. Put them on >> cuz right here it says 19 South Wheatland. Then right here it says, "This structure has been declared unsafe not to be occupied prior to repairs." >> Okay, >> they lied to you so they didn't >> Okay, listen. Listen to me for a moment. They have permits that say this house is not to be occupied. Okay, I just w I just read them with my own eyes. I've seen the paperwork from the building inspector. It's not from code enforcement. It's from the actual building inspector. He is saying that this place is not to be occupied. is not allowed to have anyone inside. >> The land the landlord is not allowed to let anyone in because he can face criminal charges for letting you in this house. >> You are already in the house. >> You have to leave now. You're officially on notice. >> So, here's the thing. >> I just told you it's not code enforcement. It's building enforcement. And I saw the paperwork. >> The house is condemned. It's been deemed unsafe. >> I I just I'm not I'm not going to explain it again. >> So, here's the thing. You have to go down to the court and you have to get basically a permission slip to come in and get your belongings. >> Ohio law. When you condemn my house, you have >> I know a thing or two about Ohio law. I'm trained. >> You Google it right now. Virgil, >> you have to put the tenants. >> Virgil, what you have to do right now is get your stuff and get off this property. >> Okay. >> And if you come back, you're subject to being charged with trespassing. >> Okay. And you just lost you just lost your badge. My my clutch is the commissioner. >> It seems like all was well. However, he broke into the property that same night. Hey, >> Virgil. >> I am the police. >> I talked to the police already. They came out. >> No, you're lying. You're full of Open this door. >> You're not calling me. >> Virgil, >> I talked to the minister. The code enforcement. I talked to the police. >> Virgil, open the door right now. >> Sir, >> Virgil, open the door right now. >> Virgil, open the door. >> I am the police. I'm the one that told you to leave public door. >> Hey, I told you the police. Hey, I talked to the officers already. They came out. Hey, officers approved for you to be here. >> Where do you >> open the door? I will kick it in. >> Talk to the police. >> Open the door. >> I administration. You are breaking the law. >> Officer, open the door. >> Know your laws. >> Know your laws. I talk to them. >> Open the door. >> I talk to the fire department. >> Open it. I can open it, sir. >> Open it. >> Oh, you're >> I am the department. >> I got I got I got witnesses in here now. >> There are two witnesses in here. >> You got two trespassers in there. >> No, they are the police. >> Open the door. It's coming in. >> I'm opening the door. Okay. Don't think I'm opening the door. >> All right. Get it open. >> I have to get my clothes on. >> Open the door, my man. >> Can I get my clothes? Open the door now. You're breaking the law. >> Open the door. >> I talked to your supervisor. Call your supervisor. >> Open the door. >> I talked to administration in that fire. >> Open the door, >> man. I'm going to 911. >> I am 911. >> You break the law. You're not a good. >> The man seemed to think he was above the law, but he was very wrong. Officer, please stop. >> I'm putting the door, dude. >> And we'll have >> You're harassing me. >> No. >> Third [ __ ] came out of 10 officers came. >> You're breaking the law. >> No. The fire department said you're breaking the law. >> That was yesterday before we talked to your boss. >> I talked to my boss, too. Open the door. >> We talked to him last night, man. >> Virgil, open the door. >> Witnesses. >> Virgil, open the door. >> Bro, you guys are crazy. I will get a ram and I will knock down this door. Just open it. >> You're breaking the law. >> Come on, B. >> You're breaking the law. >> Open the door. >> Do not have to open that res. >> You do. >> Officer, call third shift. >> Nope. >> Call the third shift. >> Open it. >> Officer, call the third shift. I got permission from 10 officers. Call third shift. When I can anyone respond to I have permission to be here. I'm not I'm the one that told you you're not allowed to be here. I'm the one that read the permits. >> After that, permit's not valid. There was never a contemption across the street. >> Open the door, Virgil. >> They call the administrator. >> Open the door. >> This was validated after you left. >> Open the door. Georgetown hold. >> Open the door, Virgil. >> Virgil, open the door. >> Windows on the side over there. >> I am 911. And I already told him that you're calling. >> Open the door. Why would you lie? Cuz you're crazy. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. They tried their best to prevent them from entering, but the police were determined to open the door one way or another. >> Hey Virgil, the >> administrator of the police, I said, "Hey, >> hey, Virgil, we're going to get in this door one way or another. You should just open it." >> Sir, I told administrator police going to arrest you for trespassing. So he said, "Okay, wait for the officer. The officer will escort you back to your home." This officer does not want to call and find out if the officer escorted me off. Virgil, I'm the one that took the report telling you you're not living here now. >> How do you It was >> my word is final. >> No, it was fix officer talking about my word is final. They don't care about the law. >> The supervisor in third escort me back to my home and let me open it up. And he said they don't care. See what I'm saying? Please send a supervisor out here. >> I already I already talked to him on the phone. >> Oh, he said it's cuz of racist. The officer hates black people. >> Yeah, that's got to be it. There's no other explanation. >> You cannot break in my home. I'm on the phone with 911. >> Hey, don't hurt me. Stop. You're trying to break in my house. >> You cannot do that. >> Stop. Hey, sir. >> Hey, there's in here. Stop. >> Okay, I'm going let open the door. Stop. I said open the door. Stop. >> All right, open it. You open it, dude. or I'mma break it down. >> I'll open it or I'mma break it down. >> Open it up or I'll break it down. >> Open the door. >> Do it now. >> Virgil, why is the door not open? >> Do it again. Was it just his body or >> There you go. >> I know. I just put some clothes on. >> Why you sitting there naked arguing with us? >> I didn't get to take my clothes on. >> I got permission. I wouldn't lie to you guys. I was escorted by an officer. Can I put my pants on? >> Hey, Jeff, let him buttons up. >> Come on, man. Why Why don't you believe it? Ask your boss. >> Hurry up. I will never lie to you. A officer escorted me. >> They were wrong. >> Okay. But I didn't break the law. I >> Stop it. I stood there and I told you that you were not allowed to come here >> and I talked to your supervisor. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. >> No, just Okay, you're done. >> The supervisor sent the police over. >> Put the belt on. >> Officer. The supervisor. >> I will rip you out there. Put handcuffs on your pants off. >> Officer, this you're you're wrong. I'm telling you. I won't lie. I never lied in my life. I'm telling you the supervisor or the police. Hey, >> do it. walking and put your seat belt on. Put >> your belt on. >> You think I'm lying about being escorted by the officer of the law? >> I'm not lying. >> Let us in. So, >> by this point, he was still defending himself even though he obviously was in the wrong. >> I was escorted by officer law to my residence. I did not break the trespassing law. >> Put your hand Put that down. >> The officer was here. These two w women are witnesses. There was 10 officers here. Sir, you are illegally arresting me. >> You are under arrest. >> How? Bro, the officer escorted me here. So you're saying the officer is not allowed to turn around. >> Sir, I was escorted. The fire marshall and Nicole came back came and told the administrators. >> Yes, sir. Right in front in front of me. >> The fire the administrator of the police talked to Sir Why did you go mad at me? I went up the fire the fire the the administrator of the police. Hey, Sergeant, he's breaking the law. If you check from last night, the administrator I called administrator office. I went over to the administrator office. >> Okay. Well, I went over to the fire department last night. >> Fire department has nothing to do. >> I know. I called the police. The police escorted me over here to open my door. Sir, >> I was escorted by police officer. Please check. I'm not breaking the law. >> Your legs. >> There's two witnesses right there. Legs. >> Hey, Sergeant. >> Quit turning around. >> Don't be fem. >> I said quit turning around. >> Oh, he's trying to hurt me, man. It's cuz I'm black. >> Stop it. >> It's cuz I'm black. I got witness. >> You don't listen to directions. >> All this neighbor has seen 10 officers escort me to my house, sir. I did not walk in my house on my own. The officer said, "Show me proof of residence." I showed him my bill. I showed him the paperwork and lease and he said, "Go ahead." The administrator let me in. There's no grounds for arrest. I was escorted by officer. >> Hey, hey, Sergeant, please call third. >> I was escorted by officer. Those ladies will tell you they're the car the neighbor. >> Yeah. Yes, I did. And they called the fire department and the code. Of course, they prep work as false. There's no condemning on >> No, there there's no condemn on my unit, sir. It never was. I asked the fire department, but I got permission. I got escorted over here. You can't arrest me when I was escorted by officer. How can you arrest me? I didn't break the law. I did not cross my grounds without the president of law. I made sure I didn't touch touch that ground until the officer showed up. >> Why would it make you think I would lie to you, man? >> Cuz you're crazy. >> I'm crazy. >> Yes. >> What if you're wrong? >> I'm not wrong. >> You are wrong. I might get you wrong. >> I would Can you ask the fire department? >> No. >> I wait for the >> I had the I saw the paperwork with my own eyes. >> You left. That was >> No, you looked at the wrong information. >> I didn't ask for it. No, I'm wrong. Yeah, >> I have permission. I called I called the 911. >> I can't hear over him. >> I called a fire. >> Yeah. >> In the end, he was taken to jail for trespassing and resisting arrest. Next up, we've got the case of a squatter who took things to a whole new level because a calm, simple eviction just wasn't dramatic enough for them. >> Do you live here? >> No, Brent left me. >> What's up? Hey, we got to get going. All right. Here's the thing, though. You don't have a right to be here. That's why we're here. Okay. You don't have permission to be here. >> Stop. >> Oh, god damn. >> Why would you do that? >> On the 13th of June 2023, police officers were dispatched to a residence to address a squatter who was refusing to leave. Upon arrival, they found the landlord who had attempted to kick the squatter out. He gave them several opportunities to leave and they refused. When the cops arrived, they were surprised to meet one of the most delusional squatters ever. >> Do you live here? >> No, Brent left me. came the other day at the apartment. It was up or whatever. He came out slow, hit the door in. He was like, he told JB C. He was like, we dropped it. Just me and my brother. And he >> You're not allowed in now. You're not Brent. You're >> came here cleaning up and stuffing. Who's responsible for the house? He said, "You've been here clean the house up." As you can see, >> who? >> So Brent is the one who lives. >> He's the owner of the house. Yes. Anybody was coming over here smoking, doing whatever the house is. >> Brent's been evicted. >> Okay. >> He's being evicted now. He's in the process of being evicted. >> No, he's been evicted. If >> I understand what he's saying, but I know this is the least. >> If Brent's been evicted, then >> you can't stay here. So, >> yeah, but I just stuff and get up. They just got to give me time to get stuff up. I They knew how this apartment. How long have you done staying here? >> I've been here 5 days now. >> 5 days. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Nobody come out here. People be here doing everything. I mean, >> how much stuff do you have here? >> This stuff, a bed, and a dress. >> What's that? Okay. >> Instead of just complying, the squatters had the audacity to be entitled, even though they were clearly in the wrong. >> Hey, Kevin. >> Hey, how you doing, sir? What's up? >> What's up? Hey, we got to get going. All right. >> Can you give me time to call me get all picked up? >> What you say, dear? I can't hear you. >> So, I mean, I don't really have problems. I just had to pick up and take I didn't know how long he was going. So I just >> Yeah, he's not coming back. He doesn't have the lease here. Nothing. He's been evicted for almost two months, which means it's true, man. Which means he can't >> take that. Plus, it takes time to evict somebody. You can't just up an eviction party. That don't work. >> I'm tell I'm telling you guys, I'm not here to argue with you. I'm telling you, he's been evicted, which means he can't give people permission to be here. >> That's what I'm saying. >> If he would, I think this been everything when I came here. >> It's going to be basically just right before the last lane. This whole was just trash. >> Yeah. >> What I'm saying that means, >> yeah, >> people were in here who weren't supposed to be here. >> Yeah. A lot of people. >> Yeah. Thank you. somebody. [Music] >> By this point, the squatters were still trying on some delusional rights to live on the property without its owner's consent. In the process, the cops were beginning to lose their patience. It was now only a matter of time before they showed the squatter a reason not to trespass in people's houses. >> Okay, guys. Hey, we got to get going. All right, >> I understand that. There's no Hold on. Listen. >> Listen. >> You don't understand. I do want her to get up and leave. >> I do understand. Okay. >> Okay. Well, what's she supposed to do with all this stuff? Just leave here. >> I'm not saying >> that's what you want. >> Okay. >> I have a right here. Like I >> You Here's the thing, though. You don't have a right to be here. That's why we're here. Okay. You don't have permission to be here. Okay. >> I do have permission from the owner that you do not mean I lost right to this apartment. >> He he was evicted. Okay. >> He was evicted. Ma'am, I just mentioned that like and I know what the process he hasn't lived here for a month. >> No. Yes, he has here. >> No, he he's been here illegally. >> He's been here legally and I've been with him 6 months. He's been here illegally. >> Yes, cuz he was evicted. I was out here when they ev evicted everybody. We cleared everybody out of here. They took all his stuff out of here. They changed the locks on the door. We've told him several times. He broke back into his apartment. >> Not cuz the door being this second door locks off. >> Listen, we're not trying to make this something that I don't need. >> Give me time like an hour. It's 8:00 in the morning. So, I just got >> right. It is 8:00 in the morning >> and everybody get my like all my in here. >> I understand that. >> So, they can give me an hour or two to get out their car. I do that. I don't have a problem with that. But I know right. I own a lawyer so I can I know what's right and [ __ ] out. I respect it. >> I just get my stuff out and I got my cousin being dead and everything like I just want to get all everything over here and it's my stuff. We have this couch here and that table. So everybody [Music] get out. Everybody don't stay here. Nobody. >> So what what all is in in here is yours. >> Everything is mine. Everything else keep pieces around the wall. All this stuff. >> They came out here a month ago. got all this stuff out of here. Changed the locks. >> 3 days, 7 days, 14 days, then 30 days. >> I understand that the process was in there long before that. But I understand. I understand. I don't mind leaving here. I just watch if I was here just to be stand. >> So you don't have a lease here. >> Officers gave them additional time to collect the belongings. It was at this point that they realized that the female had given them a fake name. They also found out that she had multiple warrants to her name. >> Hey, Shquita. >> You got warrant here. >> So, not what >> you are shita, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. For non support. You want to put your hands on your back? >> What's non support? >> Child support. >> Child support. >> Yeah. >> I got on child support. >> I'm not on no child support. >> What do you mean? I'm not on child support. >> What is your name? >> You're requested, but I'm not on child support. >> What? >> I'm not on child support. >> What's your birthday? >> What is it? >> You tell me. The child support. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hold on. Let me call my sister. >> Can you call my sister outside? >> We'll make sure all that happens. >> We've been after this for an hour. I can't keep >> I'm getting the picked on. >> Okay, hold on. Do not send him in. I want to know where >> stop. [Music] I got to pull out that. Get off of me. Get the off me. >> Don't you get the off of me. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Let me get out here on top of you. Get the off of me. Get the off of me, boy. [ __ ] off of me. Get off of me. Oh, you're not going to touch cuz I'm not doing that. >> All my handcuffs. [Music] >> Ow. No. No. >> You're making this so much harder. Y'all to stop. I don't man. God damn it. >> No. Let me up. I'll do it. Just let me up. I won't do it. Let go. >> Let me up. I will go ahead and get up. Let go. I'm start. >> Okay. I'm going to get up. I'm going to get up. >> I'm about to I'm about to get up. >> I'm about to get up. Let me get up. Let me get up and do it for a second. >> You're going to get punched in the ribs. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I'm going to punch you in the ribs. >> Let go. >> I can't breathe. I cannot breathe. I cannot breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Let go. >> You're putting me in my chest. >> Let go. >> Stop. Stop hitting me. >> Let go. >> Stop hitting me. >> Stop it. >> So [ __ ] sweaty. >> Wait a minute. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I cannot breathe. God damn it. I cannot breathe. I can't breathe. >> God damn it. Why? >> I cannot breathe. >> That's all I need. That's all right. >> The woman seemed to think she was too good to be arrested after breaking the law. But she was wrong. >> I told you. >> And I told you I was going to get the I don't have no child support. >> Child support. Child for what, man? Y'all s here and puss my ribs and stuff, bro. I'm a whole woman. >> I told you, >> man. You ain't told me. She has to let me call my sister. I don't have no time to put one, bro. >> I don't have no time to put No, don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. No. Don't fix my Put your foot on, guys. >> Can you tell this is on my wrist? I didn't fight y'all, bro. Can I just get up? >> What do you mean? >> So, I punched him in my rib. trying to run, >> man. I was not trying to run. I wanted to pull right here. Ahere to run out here. >> There's nowhere to run right here. I just want to stand there and call my sister. >> That's it. >> Man, can you loosen these, sir? >> They're loose. >> Can I They're not loose. They're pushing my wrist. >> They're pushing in my wrist. >> They're pushing in my wrist. >> Come on. You want to get up? >> I want to get my phone ready. >> Go get your phone. >> I'm going to get my phone call. >> This is too tight. It's pushing in my wrist. >> Yeah, those are not. >> Yes, they are. So, they pushing in my wrist. >> They are. Oh, my kids are not going to go nowhere. >> I'll fix it. Relax. Relax. >> [ __ ] >> Nigh nigh. I don't have a child to put more. >> What you do? >> I don't. How? How do I >> fix? >> This is still too tight. >> This is still too tight. It's pain in my wrist. >> Come on. You made you made this into something. >> No, y'all made it. You real >> We're going outside. >> Can you put my arms in here, please? >> No, sir. Put my arms. >> Absolutely not. My >> Come on, girl. We're done with this. >> I got your phone. Your phone's in your money. You can have that. >> Oh, >> hold on. Come on. >> Can you grab your speaker? I don't want >> No, we can't take the speaker. >> We can't take the speaker. >> I'll go talk to to All right. >> Yep. We'll make sure nothing happens to your stuff. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> I don't [ __ ] have no power. See, can you come get my stuff, please? >> 9:14. >> Can she stay right here? >> We'll talk about 17. I'll talk about my kids like I want my kids running away everything. Like I don't have >> I don't have to tell you I'm hungry. on child support. >> I don't know what to tell you. >> I don't know though. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Can y'all call that child support going? here. If I had something about foot really I might go some breathing really. >> There's nothing in there. >> Paper right here. That's my paper. That's my paper. >> I'mma set them up here. Nothing going to happen. >> We're past the point of that. All right. Please sit down. In the end, she was charged with misrepresenting identity, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest.