Lead eviction notices are not allowed I guess.
I understand the frustrations of trying to oust a bad tenant, but this guy sounds like he was in the wrong from beginning to end.
Wow, this guy is dead serious!
I’m not surprised he said the tenant tried something and it was in self defense.
The other individual apparently heard but did not see everything.
I suppose any recording of the call will help fill in the details.
Florida man.
Guess we can call that ‘eviction with extreme prejudice’.
Pistol on his hip? No open carry in Florida. But first degree murder, perhaps the open carry showed intent.
One should never argue with an armed man-particularly if one isn’t armed! Witness the alderman confronting his kook, commie, Trump-hating neighbor the other day-he wound up getting two bullets-one in his head-right in front of his poor wife...
I think before shooting a tenant, you have to give them thirty days notice.
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Betting there is way more to this story....
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I have almost never heard of an eviction that I objected to. The landlord should be able to evict at the expiration of a lease, with a 30 day notice for a month-to-month renter, upon nonpayment of rent, or upon observing significant structural damage, or for any other behavior outside the lease. It’s the landlord’s property.
Shooting the tenant is not okay, unless it was self-defense, but otherwise I’m almost always on the landlord’s side.
Probably won’t get their security deposit back either.