Posted on 02/16/2016 12:45:52 PM PST by TigerClaws
There is no archaeological evidence that I’m aware of to support black Africans-or any other Africans-being the original inhabitants of North America-it appears to have been a combination of people from Europe-by primitive boats-and from Asia by way of Siberia-no Africans.
This is nothing but an excuse for deadbeats to destroy the private property of others-having the police remove and arrest the squatters is a good method of “eviction”...
My primary property is a rental.
Just the type they might target.
Gated community should keep it safe but I have options just in case.
Heck, they’d probably do it for free!....................
“What ever happened to trespassing laws?”
The key is that they showed the cops paperwork claiming they are the owners. The papers may be bogus, but it isn’t the police’s job to verify the paperwork. They leave that up to the courts to settle.
Great idea-no gang, but there are some bikers living out here with the rest of us rednecks who would probably go down there and do it for free.
And as of five minutes ago the story went out that they have been arrested.
Didn’t think of that!
LOL
Is there a way to contact the relevant authorities-would that be the NOPD, or who? I’d like to do my small part to put public pressure on them, or at least let them know that this is not going without non-local reportage, and they are the fools they are appearing to be.
Thanks for update! This was really bugging me, especially that the owner was going to have to spend his own time and money to evict these blatant trespassers, home breaking and entry, to get rid of them. I hope they didn’t trash his home too badly, or steal everyhting that wasn’t bolted down. Does he have any recourse if that was the case?
They will undoubtedly trash the home, steal anything in there, and leave piles of excrement. Tear gas and taser time!
“The police told me this is like the third house they’ve broken into,” he said.
So why would the cops think their papers were legit? Kill all utilities.
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Wow one guy pays the taxes but he doesn’t own it? Cops could have called the District Attorney!
A little Louisville Slugger therapy would go a long way in this case.
This action by this group of blacks is only the beginning. This type of conduct will spread-note the stance taken by the authorities.
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If so, they should also be charged with vandalism, theft, etc. and should do jail time for it along with breaking and entering and deed fraud (enough jail time to discourage these miscreants and others like them from continuing to pull this stunt).
Where are the old locks? Maybe they could be arrested for stealing them?
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