Except that both sides are entitled to present their side in court and you don't know if the squatter has met their burden before court.
Imagine arguing if the squatter was in their legal right to steal someone else's home.
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Not sure if this has been posted but the other side of the story has finally been reported on. Apparently the "squatter" does have a lease, it's just a lease he got scammed on by someone who claimed to be a realtor who had a key. This suggests the property sat for quite a while because this guy signed the lease, started renting it to a few other people, experienced leaks and other things wrong with it, and put $18k worth of renovations into the place. He's asking for that money back, or at the very least just wanting a timeline to move the residents out:
“I told her that I can’t just walk out; my money is there,” said Rodriguez, maintaining that will give up on the house immediately — if he gets paid. “I told her that she should let me figure it out or pay me my money. She was furious.”
Without the money, it will take “one or two months to move them out” and then “I will just give it back because it is the right thing to do.”
As to how he feels about all this, Rodriguez said, “I feel horrible for being conned. That money is everything I have. Of course I feel bad for Ms. Adele.”
“So I rented the rooms to local people who need places to sleep,” said Rodriguez. “They work for Uber and Instacart and can’t afford $2,000 a month for an apartment. Some pay $900; some pay $1,000.”
Once they began using the showers, water leaked into the living room and basement. “It was a mess,” said Rodriguez.
“But Ronnie told me to fix it myself because the owners are cheap. He said he would make sure I got a break on my rent and told me to not pay February.”
A few days later, Andaloro showed up with a locksmith and an ABC-7 TV news crew, leading to the viral confrontation with Rodriguez’s “tenants” which ended in her being cuffed.
Rodriguez raced over and again phoned “Ferg” for help.
“Ronnie said, ‘I told you what to do’ and he hung up; then his number went dead; I never spoke with him again,” Rodriguez recalled.
“Ms. Adele called the cops. I tried to stop them from [handcuffing] her. Ms. Adele could attest to this.”
What a terrible human being who deserves the frothing violence being expressed in here.
Range Rover-driving ‘squatter’ who took over $1M NYC home demands ransom payment to leave— and claims he’s the real victim
Brian Rodriguez wants money from the real owner for “repairs” to what he had planned to be his side-hustle.
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Suspected squatters arrested in Pennsylvania in murder of NYC woman
Two suspects are in custody in the brutal murder of a woman whose body was found hidden in a duffel bag in a New York City apartment.
Two suspects are in custody in the brutal murder of a woman whose body was found hidden in a duffel bag in a New York City apartment.
Halley Tejada, 19, and Kensly Alston, 18, were arrested in York, Penn., about 185 miles from Manhattan for allegedly driving a stolen car.
The U.S. Marshals say the two are considered persons of interest in beating death of 52-year-old Nadia Vitels.
An NYPD source says Tejada is from Washington Heights and Alston is from the Bronx.
Her body was found in a duffel bag in a closet at a 19th floor apartment on 31st Street in Manhattan's Kips Bay neighborhood back on March 14. The medical examiner ruled her death a homicide due to blunt force trauma to the head.
Her son made the discovery after coming to check on her because he hadn't heard from her.
An NYPD source said it's alleged that Tejada and Alston were squatting in the apartment when Vitels showed up to move either herself or someone else in.
Sources say the two suspects were seen on surveillance video in the building and outside stealing Vitels' car from the street, where it was parked.
The vehicle was traced to New Jersey and then Pennsylvania, where it was involved in an accident on March 13. According to authorities, Alston, who was allegedly driving Vitels' Lexus at the time of the crash, initially gave officers responding to the crash a fake name.
Squatters murdered a homeowner but that's acceptable to leftists.
Suspected squatters arrested in Pennsylvania in murder of NYC woman
Two suspects are in custody in the brutal murder of a woman whose body was found hidden in a duffel bag in a New York City apartment.
Two suspects are in custody in the brutal murder of a woman whose body was found hidden in a duffel bag in a New York City apartment.
Halley Tejada, 19, and Kensly Alston, 18, were arrested in York, Penn., about 185 miles from Manhattan for allegedly driving a stolen car.
The U.S. Marshals say the two are considered persons of interest in beating death of 52-year-old Nadia Vitels.
An NYPD source says Tejada is from Washington Heights and Alston is from the Bronx.
Her body was found in a duffel bag in a closet at a 19th floor apartment on 31st Street in Manhattan's Kips Bay neighborhood back on March 14. The medical examiner ruled her death a homicide due to blunt force trauma to the head.
Her son made the discovery after coming to check on her because he hadn't heard from her.
An NYPD source said it's alleged that Tejada and Alston were squatting in the apartment when Vitels showed up to move either herself or someone else in.
Sources say the two suspects were seen on surveillance video in the building and outside stealing Vitels' car from the street, where it was parked.
The vehicle was traced to New Jersey and then Pennsylvania, where it was involved in an accident on March 13. According to authorities, Alston, who was allegedly driving Vitels' Lexus at the time of the crash, initially gave officers responding to the crash a fake name.
Squatters murdered a homeowner but that's acceptable to leftists.
Not sure if this has been posted but the other side of the story has finally been reported on. Apparently the "squatter" does have a lease, it's just a lease he got scammed on by someone who claimed to be a realtor who had a key. This suggests the property sat for quite a while because this guy signed the lease, started renting it to a few other people, experienced leaks and other things wrong with it, and put $18k worth of renovations into the place. He's asking for that money back, or at the very least just wanting a timeline to move the residents out:
“I told her that I can’t just walk out; my money is there,” said Rodriguez, maintaining that will give up on the house immediately — if he gets paid. “I told her that she should let me figure it out or pay me my money. She was furious.”
Without the money, it will take “one or two months to move them out” and then “I will just give it back because it is the right thing to do.”
As to how he feels about all this, Rodriguez said, “I feel horrible for being conned. That money is everything I have. Of course I feel bad for Ms. Adele.”
“So I rented the rooms to local people who need places to sleep,” said Rodriguez. “They work for Uber and Instacart and can’t afford $2,000 a month for an apartment. Some pay $900; some pay $1,000.”
Once they began using the showers, water leaked into the living room and basement. “It was a mess,” said Rodriguez.
“But Ronnie told me to fix it myself because the owners are cheap. He said he would make sure I got a break on my rent and told me to not pay February.”
A few days later, Andaloro showed up with a locksmith and an ABC-7 TV news crew, leading to the viral confrontation with Rodriguez’s “tenants” which ended in her being cuffed.
Rodriguez raced over and again phoned “Ferg” for help.
“Ronnie said, ‘I told you what to do’ and he hung up; then his number went dead; I never spoke with him again,” Rodriguez recalled.
“Ms. Adele called the cops. I tried to stop them from [handcuffing] her. Ms. Adele could attest to this.”
What a terrible human being who deserves the frothing violence being expressed in here.
Range Rover-driving ‘squatter’ who took over $1M NYC home demands ransom payment to leave— and claims he’s the real victim
Brian Rodriguez wants money from the real owner for “repairs” to what he had planned to be his side-hustle.
Our local Sherriff and Deputies tell us we can take out the Trash if necessary...I do feel bad in places that make legal law abiding citizens into the victims and protects the cockroaches and illegals.
