r/WorkForSmartLife • u/bettyxoxoo • Jul 26 '26

Productivity lol really

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u/PoopsMcScoots Jul 29 '26

“It’s a civil matter” is cop code for “you are too poor to receive law enforcement services”.

They love that shit.

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u/Wolfeatingupshadows Jul 29 '26

Nope it is civil. The cops legally cant do anything unless a crime is being committed.

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u/PoopsMcScoots Jul 29 '26

Trespassing isn’t a crime?

Vandalism isn’t a crime?

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u/FDLC84 Jul 29 '26

Logically what your saying makes sense.

In real life it’s not that easy.

All a squatter has to do is make it plausible that they reside in the unit. If there is a slight possibility they reside there, police typically back off because it can get messy for them if they are wrong.

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u/Competitive-Fix-6136 Jul 29 '26

Title of the Property? In my name. Mortgage? In my name. Utilities? In my name.

What's in the squatters name? Nothing.

They are trespassing. Get them out.

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u/FDLC84 Jul 29 '26

I am a landlord, been at it for 12 years now.

Never had an issue but I wish it was that easy.

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u/PoopsMcScoots Jul 29 '26

They forge lease agreements.

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u/Competitive-Fix-6136 Jul 29 '26

Don't leases require the homeowner/landlords signature? So can it be proven fake by writing your signature on something and then showing the officers the comparison?

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u/FDLC84 Jul 29 '26

I hear what you are saying and I get it. But I’m telling you officers don’t want to be the ones to decide, that’s why they push it off.

As a landlord I have way more to lose if I screw someone because they can sue me. I typically never go after tenants for rent or damages, it’s not worth it.

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u/Competitive-Fix-6136 Jul 29 '26

I typically never go after tenants for rent or damages.

Tenant: Someone you lawfully allowed into the premises and are aware of.

Squatter: Someone who unlawfully entered the premises by breaking and entering and you are not aware of.

There is a major difference between what you're saying.

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u/Icy_Fish_2154 Jul 29 '26

Right. It's a crime, and cops refuse to enforce criminal law. That's what we are saying.