Tenant Tantrum 

He's also a professional douchebag

Yep! Definitely!

Exactly! He's a common narcissist.

He is veteran con

I would bet so as well. He probably pulled a slip in fall scheme in front of a recruiting office one day.

BUT WHO'S TO SAY IT HAPPENED JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE SAYS IT & MAKES A CALL DOESN'T MAKE IT TRUE EITHER. HE WASN'T CITED / ORDERED TO COURT

a service dog can of course bite someone, an animal is an animal, if a unstable person like this guy that doesnt maintain the training of a true service dog or if a person hurts the dog, of course the dog can bite... that being said, this dog probably isnt a real true service dog... and this guy probably shouldnt even own any kind of animal, let alone a huge rottweiler...

it's definitely a rule that is being abused

I have a legitimate service dog which is a white husky and no she doesn’t lunge at people and she minds her business and works. Its people constantly walking up to her with her vest on that says DO NOT TOUCH, TALK, & NO EYE CONTACT and reaching for her to pet her. She will reach back and give you a warning. A service dog is still a dog. Once it’s trained it’s trained to do those things and doesn’t need people coming up to it to distract it… distracting it can bring out the ACTUAL DOG.

​@Oxygengirltravels why can't u make eye contact? Then seems pretty radical for a service dog .

Bingo! True service dogs are trained to not react to other people or stimuli. They are there to protect and serve their master, period. This was not a real service dog, maybe an emotional support animal by name, at most. Plaintiff is definitely a jerk and used to talking down to women.

She was being rude to him and he reacted. Finally a litigant who put her in her place.

​@@jennross6466what did she do, lol? He didn't like her questions. He challenged her repeatedly. Not smart.

​@@jennross6466Try that in real court! 😂 Sometimes you get a judge with an actual bad attitude. You had better not react like that unless you're okay with the consequences. 😂

Dudes a douche..a true tenant nightmare

​@@jennross6466are you for real !!??😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Thank you! I hate when people mix the two!

So glad you pointed that out because there is a huge difference between the two

Me personally I don't think it's fair to make a dog be a service dog . Dogs weren't created for that. If u go and read the history of dogs . Yes some breeds were trained and bred to guard but not spend years in training to serve. That's just wrong.

@@Bebedollie All dogs need training. They're social and intelligent. Training is mental stimulation and they enjoy it.

Man i work in property management and ppl try to pass ESA as service animals all the time and its annoying

Yes but what kind of tool is the question. Bottle opener? Can opener? English wrench or wtff?!!!!? I really hate alot of American slang, sorry.

I doubt he served and if he did, he’s probably like the janitor or some crap like that. Usually, those are the kind of people that brags about how they’re Vet so that they get rec recognition or pity or whatever they’re looking for.

@@davidperez5089 I'm Canadian. Get over it.

@@kotorisama3080 I know someone like that. He had an office job in the military. I don't think he ever left the US....and he's constantly on Facebook reminding everyone that he's a veteran. I also knew someone else many years ago who was a medic in the Vietnam War. He refused to talk about the war or his service at all. The only person who he would talk to about it was his partner, who told me that he was in the thick of the worst of it, trying to save the lives of people with missing limbs and such, and he hadn't been able to sleep through a single night since. He never told people he met or worked with that he was a veteran, and if you asked him he got really uncomfortable and changed the subject. He didn't want recognition, praise, or questions. He just wanted to live in peace. He died several years ago. He was an amazing person. I miss him.

@@davidperez5089 What? You are mad about tool lol. Have you ever heard the dumb British slang beaver?

The nerve!

😂

Some gave some, others don’t give a shit 😂

​@@emazonreviews6269 I see what you did there🤣🫡

hi.. he's a product of 'united'states govt... i am almost positive that he wasn't like that ..before joining military.. i am here taking care.. of these people now.. at the va.. be blessed

@@Cubanflowers he's a product of the gov't insofar as they've enabled him to clown the system after his service...the attitude of I have a support dog, you can't question me; I'ma disabled vet, you can't be rude to me; I have ptsd, you have to take and accept any old kind of treatment I put out and btw don't expect anything of me...bs

​@@Cubanflowers if he's such a product of the military, then he should be in a VA facility being taken care of. If he doesn't want the help that's a conscious choice on his end

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Exactly

😂😂😂😂

He was so salty!!! 😭😭😭😭

Especially with the way he spoke to the judge.

To play devil's advocate, that's a slight man and a big dog. Or maybe the gentle leader is for other people's comfort . . . though he doesn't seem concerned about other people.

You don’t have ptsd. Stop being a professional victim.

As someone who works with them currently, many of them have this attitude

@@MiszezABSOLUTELY! Horrible and entitled

​@@corporateraider77maybe they're that way because the US sends them off to war, then discards them like yesterday's garbage.

Mathis would have had him for lunch lol

Judy would’ve pissed him off so much 😂

This Judge handle it just fine

He actually won $5K. I was hoping also he doesn't win anything.

The plaintiff lost his deposit. What’s up with the $5,000 win?

@@lyndawhite5171 not sure where the $5,000 came from either lol definitely wasn't this case

@@lyndawhite5171it was sarcasm yall can’t be serious to be this naive on the internet!

I am 2 minutes into this case and totally agree already!!!

He has. Mustang so he’s not that bad off unbelievable how they let ppl like him clown the system smh

I wouldn't help this gentleman either. You want respect you have to show respect.

They can my service dog likes nothing better than jumping up for a pat. But. Once her harness is on she is all business

While it is possible it is highly unlikely. My mom has 2 (one is getting up on age). Even the young one while in training never jumped on anyone. Besides the point, the way he just blew it off as “hes a dog” Tells you everything you need to know. That is no service dog. Using that breed as service dog is highly unlikely as it is due to their lower life expectancy.

Lol

Exactly, especially a 100lb dog. Makes a difference whether it’s a 10 lb dog or 100 lb. Damage was done.

If it’s a legitimate service dog why wouldn’t they be brought whenever the person goes. I agree i didn’t like him too much and also very very few dogs that are service animals are Rottweilers so idk if he’s an actual service dog. Who knows 🤷‍♂️

A real service dog, provides as service and usually must be with their person at all times. Personally I don't think this is a service dog, probably more of a therapy dog. A service dog is trained and wouldn't lunge or jump on people. A therapy dog for his PTSD would make sence but therapy animals don't have the same rights as Serivce animals, since they don't have certified training.

I thought the same thing when I saw him....

Yeah JJ is always telling people about pit bull attacks. “But it’s a rescue!” like it makes a difference.

They are supposed to show papers

I thought so, too. Then I was told that it's illegal to ask for them....

@@Delexissss no they are not. It is against the ADA laws. On the other hand, an ESA IS required to show documentation from a doctor citing that the dog is needed for emotional support, but actual SD's such as those leading the blind, are not required to provide any documentation.

@@ThePracticalDog Landlords can request that a potential renter provide documentation to verify the legitimacy of a renter's claim of a service dog or emotional support animal. Otherwise, people will continue to falsify that their animal is a service animal or ESA, which is why they have these laws. Landlords are also permitted to ask for verification that your animal is specially trained for your disability, which can reassure other residents and reduce anxiety that an animal, or dog specifically, is dangerous (which I highly doubt the plaintiff was legitimate, although many people approach service animals, and they should not). What landlords cannot do, or anyone else for that matter, is ask a person to disclose their specific disability and/or provide medical or diagnostic documentation. In addition, landlords must waive any pet-related deposits, but tenants can still be subjected to any damage caused by their animal(s). A landlord may deny a potential renter if the emotional support animal is not a 'reasonable accommodation,' such as a bobcat or tiger. Service Dog and Emotional Support Animal letters can also be written by a primary care physician, a licensed mental health professional (psychologist, psychiatrist, therapist, etc.), and a licensed general physician. Typically, a good Service Dog or ESA letter will only include the client's symptoms, the fact that they are receiving mental health services, a medical or mental health professional's recommendation for the accommodation, and any state statutes and Federal law, such as California AB 468, The Federal Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, etc.

People definitely take advantage of it, but a lot of people also truly need a service animal. Like it's unfair to not rent to a blind person because they need a service dog to get around

From stress & anxiety I called the judge Sir not your honor during my child support case.. 😊

@@stephaniehowe0973 as long as he wasn’t actually as she. 🤣

@@nikkirene00 Hahaha I am sorry I had not included that part. Yes male

100%✅

Technically, you don't have to show documentation bc of HIPPA. You just have to state it's a service dog and the task it performs for you.

Yes. He's poor because he could practice adequate dental hygiene to preserve his natural teeth.

Stop hating!!!😂😂😂😂

let's get something straight immediately about your veteran comment, i am a veteran...and i totally agree with you. all we did was enlist and get paid just like a regular job. and let's stop this 'thank you for your service' crap, they enlisted, are getting/was getting a paycheck just like most civilians. they weren't forcefully drafted.