Squatters fling feces, brick at homeowner, cause $38k in property damage; claim they were the victims

The recent incident of squatters causing property damage and claiming victimhood caught our attention. According to the article, a homeowner in Maryland returned to her property after being away for two weeks, only to find it overrun by squatters. When she confronted them, she was met with violent resistance that included having feces and bricks hurled at her, as well as causing $38k in property damage. The squatters claimed that they were the victims and that their rights were being violated.

This incident raises questions about the rights of both property owners and squatters. While everyone deserves a safe and secure place to live, it is not ethical or legal to take over someone else’s property without their consent. This situation also highlights the need for stronger laws and regulations to protect property owners from squatters who attempt to manipulate the system.

In conclusion, incidents like this demonstrate the importance of having clear and enforceable laws around property ownership and the rights of tenants. As a society, we need to work towards finding solutions that balance everyone’s needs and rights. This news article serves as a reminder to be vigilant about our property and to seek legal advice if we ever become victims of squatters or encroachers.