Entitled Squatters Realize They Can't Live In A House Rent-Free 

These were not squatters. Squatters would have said they lived there.Changed the locks. And had a fake lease. These are drug addicts who just broke into a home and admitted they didn't live there. Misleading title

@@shawn6986, They looked like the usual suspects to me.

@@shawn6986So, squatters.

@Pinochet-ti7tlwhite folks don’t commit crimes with skii masks👀…..where on earth do you live

ABSOLUTELY AGREE. It's about time. Squatters Need to Pay for what they have. Just like everyone else. WORK. Pay your Own bills.

Squatters have no rights

I'm fine with them camping in derelict buildings. Better than seeing a nasty tent city. But actual residences? No way.

​@pablodelsegundo9502 nope. They can get a fn job

@@pablodelsegundo9502 hardly a good solution as they seem to set fires in those buildings they don’t own. Squatters have no rights to invade private property

Agreed unless it’s land that’s legally up for grabs as such. But currently we don’t have that option. This is an archaic law.

My state will do the same and most people would end up getting shot doing that in someone's home😂

Grew up in Ohio. Ohio police do not play. Ever. Lol

dumb blue democrap states side with the squatters and all criminals.

Yup don’t treat them like law abiding tax paying citizens

I thought the same thing, then saw it was Ohio where I live. Hell yeah! I hate squatters, and they should have NO rights to unwelcomely live in someone's home.

True 👍

good dog!

he looks old. i realllly hope someone took him so he can have a nice, peaceful old age

Clearly that dog has seen the body cam videos of dogs peacefully approaching cops and getting shot instantly.

He or she looks like a senior doggie and is fully retired from defending ass_ole squatters! Good Dog!!

Think even dog was relieved to see them gone

LMAO 100% true.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

He was so calm and chilled out, too!

😂

🚓 y'know, you've got a point!👍🏼 the house is worth over $1,000; like grand larceny, it SHOULD be a felony! 🚨

With mandatory 5 yrs prison sentence and full retribution

The funny thing is that these people aren't even what the law was created to protect. This stuff is wildly outside the idea of necessary shelter and crap. Knowingly and intentionally depriving someone of their residence is not what squatters rights were intended for. It had been applied to folks residing in completely abandoned properties, weren't destroying property, and were keeping decent stewardship (I think) of the buildings, and nobody was actively being deprived of anything. Then again, those kinds of folks typically don't try to fight like these because they got enough problems already. Better to just pack up and move along than get locked up. Eh. It's a chicken and egg kind of thing. Regardless, not defending these people.

In North Carolina it is it's called breaking and entering it's a felony

I think florida is now doing that.....Thanks to DeSantis

👍👍😂😅😆

I mean the lady deserves it but that is jeopordizing her first ammendment right, assuming this lady gets a lawyer she has a viable case, a cop can tell someone to 'shut up' but the cop telling her to shut while raising her could easily be considered menacing and a breach of her first ammendment rights. No one has the right to compel you to speak or not to speak, except a judge during court. Plus honestly that cop was just unprofessional I appreciated the others, but he was speaking more like a criminal then the lady was.

​@@seamusmcarthur666 Let Her move into Your house illegally and then come back to the RU-vid comment section and make that exact statement 🤷🏽‍♀️

@TheBeautifulOne_Charmaine It's not about me personally it's about the law. What's your logic in saying 'let her stay in your house'. Yes I'd want her out of my house but I wouldn't do it at the expense of someone else, he the jeopardy of her rights

@@seamusmcarthur666you loose your “rights” once you commit a felony. so sick of you criminal sympathizers. Like other guy said let some criminal drug addicts take over your house and see how that goes. I get it we are supposed to hate the police blah blah blah….

@jeffhayesexperiment Geez... you're absolutely incorrect, even if you commit a felony you still have rights. If we start making exceptions for which people do and don't have rights next thing you'll know we'll end up under the regime of the 4th Reich. It has nothing to do with loving or hating the police. Do yourself a favor and read a world history...

Addiction, low IQ and bad parenting as a child to begin with.

That'd be the last thought they'd have in my house.

No one thinks they can live rent free, they're just people who made poor choices in life so they're broke.

@@lonewolf4429and that’s someone else’s problem? It does not give them an excuse to live in someone else’s home. Poor choices have consequences

Uncle Joe is the one that let them think that. This regime has stopped everything that made America great, period!!!

The disconnect some people have is astounding. Like the first guy they pulled out of the house. He looked/acted so confused when they told him to put his hands behind his back. Yet when the cops asked if he lived there he very clearly and quickly said “No” So he’s not supposed to be there, yet is somehow confused as to why he’s being arrested?

Just wild entitlement at its finest 🥱

Losers

Real class act!

She is an expert regarding being an asshole.

They tried to pass new legislation in either Arizona or New Mexico and the democrats blocked it, of course. I really don't understand why they do the things they do. They advocate for and protect criminals and bums, and those people can't even vote!

The dog is well behaved.

I pray the dog was just visiting from next door because even though this was a few years ago it breaks my heart to think it was left all alone with no food or water. Luckily it wasn’t chained. 😢

That’s what I said it’s a beautiful shepherd. Acts like it lives there so they know whose dog it is. 🙏🏽🐾

Dog was awwww helllll naaaahhhh. Dis some BS

Dislike "coddling" and just as sick of watching useless people take advantage of the kindness of others but it isn't necessary for law enforcement to resort to foul and abusive language to gain compliance. Police officers are held to a higher standard of conduct for a reason. If we don't hold ourselves, i.e., law enforcement, to higher principles, we are no better than that undisciplined, foul-mouthed, disrespectful underbelly. Don't feed that monster.

I've broke my back... when I throw my back out I literally can't stand up straight like she can. I wish I had that magical power... because when it's really bad... the best I can do is crawl because I can't even stand.

@christinegarcia3586 Ummm, *should HAVE,* ffs. I mean, "should of" _doesn't even make sense!_ THINK before you write!!!!

*Should HAVE

People do have medical conditions, the cops need to be receptive to that possibility. They also need to control their temper and be professional. She has a right to speak. Otherwise you get the NUMEROUS cases of abuze, including them cuffing a woman in the back of their patrol despite telling them multiple times doing so could end her, and she was gone halfway to the station. Or cops mag dumped a deaf person because he refused to follow their voice commands. Squatters are bad persons, but things need to be done right or abuses of power WILL happen to those who are not.

Let's hope that you never have to learn the hard way that you are so wrong.

@Omar_Zazzle And it’s also theft.

@Omar_Zazzle So, you’re telling me if someone moved into your dwelling without permission, you’d allow it?

@@Omar_Zazzle There's this thing called laws in this county and they vary on jurisdiction. Squatting in this jurisdiction is inherently illegal.

@@Omar_Zazzleoh please.

Yessss! I'm always shocked at these shoplifters, drunks, squatters who dive right into dictating and barking out orders and making demands while they're being hauled off to jail. 🤦

@@sharonthompson672 If she has physical limitations they could secure her hands in front. If they damaged her she can sue.

I love these police officers, this is why we need them ❤️

It is beyond frustrating that these squatters hide behind the rights and protections that are intended to protect legitimate renters. A while ago my mom and step dad divorced. After she moved he eventually lost their old house and would have been homeless. She allowed him to move in with her and my half sister (his daughter). He was there with the understanding he’d look for a job and get on his feet and leave. He didn’t pay rent or contribute financially at all during this time. After some time we found out he was lying about looking for work and applying for jobs so she kicked him out. Since he was homeless at that point she was nice enough to allow him to store some stuff there, items he wouldn’t be able to keep with him while on the streets. My sister called me one day and said that as she left for school she saw her at the house and we’d suspected that he had been breaking in to do laundry, shower and whatever else while my mom was at work and my sister was at school. So I went over there and caught him in the act and called the cops. Because my mom had at one point allowed him to stay there and was kind enough to let him store stuff there so it wouldn’t get stolen on the streets the cops couldn’t do anything and said that my mom had to formally evict him. So despite him never being an official tenant, and the fact that he obviously knew he wasn’t allowed there since he was always sneaking in when no one was there nothing could be done without a formal eviction. They even said we couldn’t toss his stuff out of the house because if we did he could then press charges for destruction of property or something to that effect. No good deed goes unpunished.

You can thwart break-in squatters with “No Trespassing” signs.

Sounds like a burglary in progress.

Send K9 in when in doubt

You missed the fact that they WERE NOT SQUATTERS. THE GIRL CLEARLY STATED THAT THEY WERE LIVING THERE WITH HER!! They LEGALLY have RESIDENCY. Meaning she has to file an eviction. Thanks to her. These officers are at risk for getting a bad mark on their records and even being sued for an illegal eviction. Just because you tell someone to leave. Doesn't make them a squatter. In ALL states if you are in a place for 2 weeks and clearly have been living there then you HAVE TO FILE AN EVICTION. What is worse. Is that she is using a restraining order to by pass that which is actually illegal. Did you not notice how all the officers were clearly shocked that she admitted she had been letting the guy live there? That means THEY KNOW THEY MESSED UP! Not to mention as a result the woman they arrested WAS AN INVITED GUEST OF THE GUY AND NOT A BURGLAR!! Pay better attention. The girl and her father just played the victim card and now the officers are hoping that the woman and guy they arrested are not smart enough to file lawsuits and illegal eviction charges!

That is their go to move! I am sure the majority are on SSI for said disabilities!

They have cuffalitis

YEP!

​@@MsBatbird😂😂😂

love how she said she couldn't walk with her hands behind her back, fell down, then walked all the way out to squad car no problem. LMAO

Oh the poor doggo. He legged it after he realised the s*** was going to hit the fan. Hope he has a home somewhere.

@@dingo1666me too🙏

That dog was nicer that the people!

I find it strange that the dog didn't bark or growl at them. Shepherds are supposed to be good protectors, aren't they? They are sweet dogs but they will always protect their owners.

@@2017_K___Boothwell if the owners mistreat that poor dog then no. I bet they don’t feed the poor guy at all!

Agree, 71 and have had several surgeries, all she had to do is come to the door, comply. What a way to make money, sue cut she hurts

everyone's pain is different. clearly your compassion has been numbed to that reality. turned you into a bitter asshole

❤

Absolutely true!!!

I'm a quad too @dougdrummond9341 I became Paralyzed in 2017/2018 & spent 10 months in the hospital after my knee replacement. I caught something called Pseudomonas and it made my body attack itself. Which then made me have a Neurological condition called Transverse Myelitis..I already had a bad back..I turn 48 on the 24th of April..btw. it took my paralysis to get SSDI. I worked my whole life. Luckily I got it. But I'm still trying to stand and walk. I'm in water therapy now. I wouldn't wish paralysis on anyone..but this woman is beyond!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

.... I know, who knew!?....

Its a medical miracle!

But she's not allowed She said she wasn't allowed to put her arms behind her back

@barnabyaprobert5159 Clearly, a medical miracle!

Hallelujah!

The dog has more brains than all the squatters combined. I love the GSD breed.

Wording is very important

Very true, though I think that what constitutes actively burglary does differ from what constitutes squatting from a legal viewpoint

I live in NYC and even though I'm in a safe, wealthy neighborhood, there's a home being squatted by junkies on the next block. They throw loud parties and there was a shooting a few months ago related to their guests. They were also renting it to their friends. It was a house that the bank took over from the owner, so it didn't technically have a resident. The neighborhood got so fed up with the squatters' antics that politicians got involved and they were removed. I'm sure every neighborhood has stories like that, especially in big cities that have ridiculously strong renter rights. It's a nightmare to get a partner out of your apartment if they've stayed there x amount of days - even if you broke up with them and they pay no rent. A lot of landlords here are small - one or two properties - and they get shafted by the court system, especially when the rent freezes happened during COVID lockdown. This is the problem with democracy - the renters outnumber the landlords so the city will almost always side with the renters, regardless of how much of a problem they are or if they pay any rent. Landlords also have to shoulder big court costs. I don't care aboutt he big companies that rent, but a lot of smaller landlords have to put up with so much nonsense.

​@@debroofgreen So there was a house on my street and I was familiar with the owner. I didn't see them for a while and when I saw their relative I asked about them. They were in a recovery unit for a recent surgery. The recovery was taking longer then expected and a bunch of squatters moved in. They could have lived there rent free as all the bills ( electric, cable, water) were being auto paid. But true to squatter nature they completely destroyed the house...literally they had to bulldoze the house. My neighbor had to move in with relatives as she no longer had a home to live in , thanks to the squatters. 😢

My skin would be crawling over the thought of having to clean it top to bottom.

The problem is letting them walk out of it. They'd be carried out of mine.

Yelp, if they break into your house and get into it with you it's self defense where I live. 😂😂😂 It's your property and there trespassing.

I have MS as well and I have lesions on my spinal cord and I was actually falsely arrested last year because they thought I was drunk because I was having an exacerbation.. neighbor called the police on me and said I was driving drunk and I couldn't walk in one line straight I couldn't stand on one foot.. I didn't complain like these people do it I didn't even do anything wrong and I was handcuffed!

@@susanlett9632 I have had times were I was concerned that people thought I was drunk too. Especially if I am outside and get over heated.

I have never heard of anyone post surgery, if indeed she had that done, telling a patient that they could be paralyzed by putting their arms behind their back. I would think that would be extremely rare!

😂😂

She must get arrested alot to have her doctor be that specific about not having her hands behind her back, or she's just full of shjt.

@@jeannawalton8107 I do have this problem. It’s a combination of my arms being injured in an accident, and surgery on my neck. IF the Police cuffed me behind my back, in just a few minutes my arms would be numb, and a little longer my arms would be paralyzed. I agree, I’d say this is rare.

Because it makes her unable to walk. 😂

Doctor's orders! They could've paralyzed her! Give me a break, crackhead.

I can’t stand…someone wants to go to the hospital and get a fix😒

I’ve heard several times.

People say it all the time. When the handcuffs come out suddenly, everyone has terrible shoulders or broken arms. It’s pretty pathetic.

Not judging from this vid.

​@@lawsonj39must be in a red state 😕

I'm sure in the beginning of the squatters rights laws it was different but since the Communist. OOOPS I meant to say the Democrats took over they perverted the original intent.

They’re trying to discourage small investors from investing in rental properties.

Ohio police don’t mess around.

"That was a dumbass hiding spot." "I don't give a fuck" 😂

Right!!

I live in FLorida and most of the cops are like that LOL , or at least in my area!

Epic. Dont take no bullshit.

Yes, because it sets apart any other things she ever said, which were lies. Only this one is 'real'. If you always tell the truth, you don't have to put on a special disclaimer.

"For real, For real" 💯 😂 sorry, the opportunity was too good to miss. In all honesty though, I wholeheartedly agree with both of you.

I agree with you, also I personally hate when someone uses the word BRO all the time when talking to someone.

Yeah, and also "to be honest with you", "to tell you the truth" and "I'm not gonna lie"...when someone begins a sentence with any of those, you're about to be lied to.

@kelleymanning1137 Truth needs no preface.

Exactly. I bey She didnt have any problems with her arms or back when she was having crackhead sex with her boyfriend, or prostituting herself, or shoplifting and God knows what else?

If you've ever had back issues, you'd know that it don't matter what state you're in, you're following Dr orders, as far as limitations go. Your back will definitely tell you.

you cant trust either of those POS@@JennerallyAnxious

@JeneralAnxiety Doctors have no say in police decisions.

Police are not required to follow doctors’ orders.

Apparently all you gotta do is find a TENDER DIK PUNK Zand he will make you the QUEEN of SQUATTERVILLE 😂😂😂 I watched it happen.....NIKKA got PHUCKED real good and STOLE my whole identity for her I kid you NOT smh Won't ever get an ounce of RESPECT FROM ME 🖕

Whaaa? This guy is all dressed up... A lot of squatters don't have pants on at the time. The ones that really confuse me are those who don't put any pants on while they are stalling for time and/or hiding in the closet. They know the cops are coming in and they will be going out with them... and everything will be video recorded. Then they want leeway to search through piles of trash for clothes and take a much time as possible to put them on... all the while asking why they can't have some privacy. Wild.

"If I keep asking, it will confuse the police. "

You taught me a new word. For that, I thank you!!

The term is so over used. It’s becoming silly.

Everyone becoming an npc​@@lindasutton4014

@@lindasutton4014oh,hurray.I was beginning to think nobody else was sick of it.Phew.Brilliant.

​@lindasutton4014 not at all overused. By criminals or sympathizers, maybe.

Squatters They want a “Free Ride”

Right😂

Let her give them the papers from that doctor

That’s a new one!

Crazy it took me crashing into a brick wall at 40 mph to sever my spinal cord 🙄

@@Barbieinawheelchair Wow. Really? My dad told me you can absolutely die from hitting a brick wall at 30 mph but it always seemed so far fetched.

Dog not dogo

@@alisonbarratt3772 DOGGO. SHUT UP. I DON'T CARE. lol.

And if you didn’t have one replacing a doorknob is neither expensive nor rocket science.

Because it’s not their home. They just rent it out.

RIGHT!!!!! She's not all there either

They likely changed the locks. Squatters fo that.

You loose it. Ive done it

That’s methed up!

That methunny

Methinks one may be a tad jealous???. 😂😂

😂

Meth

They can't do that!

@@Omar_Zazzle ?

Living rent free in someone else's home while probably getting government checks every month that they spend on meth.

That would require effort ... and getting clean ... and taking accountability ... I don't think these people have really got any of that 😟😟

@@mayssm yeah it’s ridiculous.

I live in a low-income area. The amount of random dogs just wandering around or staked out in a yard disgusts me. I'm one of the only people who actually puts my dog on a lead and goes for a walk with her twice a day.

Seriously!!!!!!!

Yes. There are way too many dogs in shelters now since people had to return to work after the Covid bullshit. But, being poor isn't a reason for being a bad pet parent. There are many homeless people who take care of their pets. When I got my dog, I actually decided to work at a dog resort so I can take my dog to work during the cold weather. It turned out to be a nice job that pays me well.

​@@2017_K___Boothso are you saying that owning a dog and having a job are mutually exclusive?

AMEN

38? wow! I missed that. You're right. I was thinking at least late 50s-early 60s.

It is quite amazing how many ailments suddenly appear when someone is handcuffed.

Sanctimonious? Victimology? Where did you learn such words? 😂

@@BREEZYM6015 from being a combat medic veteran and a doctor. I see this ALL the time.

More like the typical woman text book

By "someone" you mean women who get arrested

I completely agree

Yup. So, 2 people were arrested because she was flaky with her ex. Si, if you spend the night at someone's house, we needed to ask for a lease to make sure they entitled to be there? This arrest made zero sense.

There’s no way they didn’t hear all of that knocking and yelling. It’s a trailer 🙄

The very act of not doing anything, after being told to act, is resisting

​@@raimeyewens7518😆😆😆😆😆 It's a trailer! 🤣🤣🤣

@@SoloClone- Depending on the jurisdiction, it can also be called resistance without violence. Just keeping it real, real, LOL!

I feel like a lot of these lets say "less than intelligent" individuals define resisting as punching, biting or spitting. Squirming, refusing to put your hands behind your back, refusing to do what the cops say, they don't consider any of that to be resisting.

Trying to go to the hospital and waste the time of nurses and doctors. Not sure what their plan is...they think they will escape at the hospital, I guess.

Sounds like you’re not too empathetic to addiction C.L. 190

@@mayssmIt’s funny how they don’t consider thrashing around fighting the cops, and mouthing I have injuries not resisting, and stop the cops from making an arrest!!! They claim all these injuries so they think they will make bank with a lawsuit

It’s called incarceritis. 😂

@@baronhelius4596 well would YOU want to go to jail ???

I'm pretty sure she knew they were in the house she just didn't want to wait for court to evict them.

Police can remove people if there’s enough for them to argue that they’re simply trespassing and not attempting to squat. Though, this case feels weird, because it definitely sounds like these people were edging into “burgeoning squatter” territory and that the owner just didn’t want to bother with eviction, rather than they were just trespassing.