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[@joil89]

They should be fired for ending the recordings. That should not be lawful

[@brentfarvors192]

It isn't... But, when you Police yourselves, don't expect accountability...

[@jackm6307]

Two separate infractions yet both very important. Fired? Yes, at the very least, and this needs to be federal law.

[@mattgil73]

Agreed. It amounts to tampering with evidence. The deputies sould be fired and the the incident reported to the state's attorney.

[@bk-ng1vy]

Agreed

[@bk-ng1vy]

They should not be aloud to tamper with evidence from start to finish of their shift

[@peninsulapropertysolutions]

This is my girlfriend. We appreciate Lackluster for sharing her story and raising awareness. We are engaging with the comments at home in disbelief because literally what everyone is saying definitely went through our heads when we first witnessed this tragedy. Everything was shambled, broken, stolen, or lost. With no apology or accountability, just to offer her 2 months free rent. SMH Thank you for all of the positive support.

[@fightingtosurvive6527]

Wow I'm so sorry this happened to you guys! You definitely need to speak with an attorney. You could easily find one that would pick up this case and you need to be compensated financially !🥺

[@KingBrandon-zd3ci]

hope yall get enough out of it to be the ones with the big mansion on the hill

[@OregonSingles]

Two months of "free" rent is the most heartless, irresponsible, disrespectful offer they could've said nothing and it would've been kinder than "2 months of rent." Disgusting!!!

[@alb12345672]

@@OregonSingles Maybe a year of free rent. And with cops involved that could be civil rights/search and seizure territory. Entering w/o warrant. Failure to train officers, etc.

[@nunyabisnass1141]

Check local tenant laws, and speak with a lawyer.

[@ogbt]

Obviously reading comprehension isn’t a job requirement

[@druellapartee2010]

They probably can’t define the Word “The”

[@ChefChoupino]

Has nothing to do with "Reading comprehension", when reversing a number... 😂... You would've made sense if you said something about "dyslexia"... 😂

[@druellapartee2010]

@@ChefChoupino What about a Name?😕

[@chrisoakey9841]

So many people and so many morons. Why bother reading 3 numbers on the door. 😮

[@giornaguirne]

@@ChefChoupino No because dyscalculia is when you mix up numbers and math, not dyslexia. Besides, they couldn't even get the name right either.

[@MadDog_Rules]

They offered 2 months of no rent when they illegally entered a house, stole valuable possessions and read private medical records, caused emotional stress to a pregnant woman and her children. Do not accept this insulting offer. Get a lawyer.

[@hlawrencepowell]

You summed it up perfectly.

[@WallieLawless]

I'd wait it out in a lawsuit,

[@pjaypender1009]

Unless this was on top of replacing every missing or broken item, a service to come in and do the cleaning up and restoring the home to the way it was before, this seems like an absurd offer they should expect would be rejected. Just the broken and missing items pictured here totals more than two months rent. Two months rent on top of making her whole is still insultingly low in compensation for the trauma, but considering the monetary loss exceeds that by far, it's just an absurd offer.

[@pedrodaniellopesferreira2916]

The state is sovereign and does not make mistakes! This type of videos are fabricated. Welcome to the new normal in the Republic of USA. You will own nothing, and will be happy

[@NScherdin]

P.S. They should ask their lawyer if they can hold rent payments(they would still have to be escrowed). They need to ask their lawyer to make sure they do EVERYTHING they can to screw over the aparment management. Make it hurt and maybe they will be more careful in the future.

[@daveblackman816]

Some innocent family’s home got robbed and items thrown destroyed because they all can’t read a document. SMH. And they don’t even have any remorse at all.

[@negritotenfold]

the city workers will scratch their backs and the cops will treat civilians as criminals

[@chrisoakey9841]

They in fact laughed at evicting a family expecting a baby in 3 weeks. WTF is wrong with these people?

[@TheOrangeRoad]

Remorse isn't possible with sociopaths

[@highdesertbiker]

and the scumlords only offering two months is absolutely comical

[@daveblackman816]

@@chrisoakey9841so so evil. And then them offering 2 months of rent to make up for it is a joke.

[@Gnif57]

muting body cams should be a CRIME

[@davetaylor2449]

Oh no ! The department will be the first to tell you that film is police property.

[@Jimulacrum]

It is a crime. Those cameras are recording evidence for criminal investigations; turning them off to prevent things from being recorded is a form of obstruction. Trouble is that it's the guys who enforce the law who are committing the crime.

[@archerbob6847]

I agree fully as I consider it destruction of evidence

[@edwardallen9866]

@@davetaylor2449 which is still public property.

[@user-kcrpine]

edwardallen9866 - pay attention.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

Wow and she was pregnant and they knew it and basically mocked her that she’ll be homeless. Just wow.

[@brentfarvors192]

At least that one cop wasn't a complete moron..."What woman expecting a child would allow this...?" One without stuff to lose...If not for that one cop, everything would have been gone!

[@Sneaky5.sl0w.]

It's truly disgusting and evil of them.

[@dominickjasso5500]

That's capitalism baby!

[@Rudywtf]

@@dominickjasso5500 well, i dunno about that, but if you want to know what drives progress, technology, and invention, its capitalism 100% you probably love and trust the government im guessing. because you think they can do everything for you, better than someone who is selling and creating better ways of life. when did that shift happen that people trust the government?? lol what!??! in america its tradition to distrust, its basically in my constitution. i doubt your an american, thats why i said my.

[@brandexample1776]

@@dominickjasso5500 no it isn't. Have you ever had an intelligent thought?

[@CorkyPorky-lq7jz]

File a lawsuit with DOJ against the cops and the moving company and the property management. Sue them for millions for all three agency involved.

[@tonyweaver2353]

Lol.moving company? That was home Depot the property management probably went down there and said, "quieres trabajo"

[@immortal5812]

Stop filing lawsuits you GD cowards

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

You left out the property owner. He's the one who hired a property management company that doesn't even know who is and is not paying their rent.

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

@@tonyweaver2353 No, the moving company went to Home Depot.

[@JustinTyme33]

The cops oversaw and participated in an unlawful breaking and entering, burglary. They deserve to be jailed for years.

[@KingBrandon-zd3ci]

YALL NEED TO BACK OFF THE COPS. instead of reading & writing they were taking gender studies

[@darcychurch9749]

@@KingBrandon-zd3ci What a pile of bull 💩

[@wv8417]

They didn't oversee it, the initiated it, they are the ones that opened the door and said "okay all yours, get to work"

[@SaraphDarklaw]

@@KingBrandon-zd3ci Because prerequisites everyone needs to take for every degree don’t exist. How about you admit you’re too stupid and never went to college?

[@Oskyosky2009]

@@KingBrandon-zd3cilol what?

[@SamathaNLouisiana]

The fact someone had to go retrieve the key from an employee who should know what unit is getting tossed out yet gave the WRONG one is so far beyond incompetent!!

[@supercloudreed]

Mite be a master key that work on all locks

[@ericbassett6389]

No, one will take responsibility all will past the bullshit

[@eltorocal]

@@supercloudreed Still, the Apartment Numbers are on the wall.

[@greybeard5123]

@@eltorocal Yes, and the deputies need to be sued. The black woman who talks about notifying people of the eviction may work for the property management company, in which case she should also definitely be sued. Even if she works for the sheriff instead, she and the property management company should still be part of the lawsuit. But if it was a master key, the employee who gave them the key did nothing wrong.

[@supercloudreed]

@@eltorocal on the wall, on the door, it do not dam a thing when taking out someone.

[@smashingveto7778]

Sue Sue Sue. Sue the police. Sue the property manager

[@mikeaskme3530]

@smash exactly sue everyone.

[@Duckathin]

I'm sueing the property manager and the owner for the simple fact she stood there and didn't confirm the numbers at all.

[@mikeaskme3530]

@@Duckathin so true.

[@QuisUtDeus828]

Sue everyone and let the jury decide who is liable. Fkn m0r0n cops can't read numbers why is this so common

[@jasonford9705]

Suing is expensive and time consuming. It could take years to wind through the court system. Any judgment could take years to collect. An out of court settlement is far preferable as it’s faster and must be paid immediately.

[@wlan246]

Failure to double- and triple-check the apartment number before entering demonstrates a reckless disregard for civil rights. Now, put it all back just like you found it.

[@NScherdin]

The cops should have patted down the movers since valuables were missing. Then arrested anyone that stole something. MAYBE that would have kept them out of the forth coming lawsuits. Maybe.

[@Ddaddy444]

SHE needs to sue both the property management and the police.

[@michaelfitzgerald8727]

And the company that destroyed the property. 3 parties involved in this destruction.

[@fs127]

I'd add the workers hired to bag it all as well. If you're willing to do such vile work you should be held liable for doing so off only hearsay.

[@Tom-hz9oc]

@@fs127You ain’t even gonna get the right names out of those illegals, much less a penny of compensation!

[@Fergueschwartz]

Anyone know who the property management and moving company are?

[@tenin982000]

@@fs127 the workers would fall under the company. i don't think you could sue them on their own.

[@TheOrangeRoad]

They turned the cameras off. Friendly reminder body cams are not for our safety. The cops would never agree to wear cameras they werent in full control of, and were primarily for their own safety

[@ivelostmymind6020]

of course they turned the cameras off. they are sovereign citizens

[@ComradeSulomon]

Body cameras benefit us much more than the police.

[@chavitacanta008]

Not for their safety ,but for evidence against you ! Turns out it’s a double sided coin catching them being criminal !

[@sicsempertyrannis1849]

Yeah that moment was very telling. In my eyes, that was the moment in time that the body cameras should have been running until the homeowner arrived and was spoken with and given contact information for immediate assistance.

[@frotobaggins7169]

Body cameras aren't about safety, they are about more evidence to convict you with that is why when they realize that the shoe is on the other foot and THEY are the ones being filed committing crimes and the body cameras will work against them, they turn them off.

[@chrishamel3510]

I was a property manager for many years. The property management company and the sheriff's department are screwed. She has major lawsuit on her hands. I hope she has a vicious enough lawyer

[@larrybolhuis1049]

My wife did property management for years as well for hundreds of properties. Her comment: "Oh Oh, that's going to end very badly for the managers and the Sherriff!"

[@MrTheHillfolk]

So it sounds like if she plays her cards right, she's the new landlord😂

[@underduress5761]

Except the police get qualified immunity and, as we've seen in other cases, the victim might not be compensated for the police negligence

[@tbear356]

Only cops can make mistakes that are considered crimes by anyone else. Qualified immunity should not cover complete negligence.

[@TheLeviclow]

@@underduress5761 This would not be a qualified immunity situation. Qualified immunity is reserved for when an officer errs on the side of violating your rights when it isn't otherwise clear in law or case law. This is a case of negligence on at least one party, most certainly including officers involved. This is criminal since it resulted in the destruction of property, invasion of privacy without warrant or probable cause.

[@stannedup1133]

Mistakes like this are for delivering food, not removing everything from someone's home.

[@teagancombest6049]

4 years of delivering pizzas I never delivered to the wrong person if they gave their accurate address.

[@stevo184]

It should be a crime to disable body cameras to hide evidence.

[@danzig3764]

Unless they are in the wrong and it’s highly illegal activity

[@ryanlukens9280]

It should be illegal for them to disable their body cameras unless they’re using the restroom. That’s it.

[@dennispetersen2558]

the option to disable a body cam just shouldn't exist, when an officer takes the body cam out of the charging station it should just starts recording and only stops when it is put back to the charging station and then it starts uploading the movie the a secure place where the officer can't get to

[@rudder727]

@@dennispetersen2558 exactly... this is 2024. memory cards are cheap. those things should record constantly. But the police department allows them to be turned off to keep the cops out of trouble.,

[@ph1shstyx]

@@rudder727 It could easily be set up to autocratically turn on once the officer steps out of the vehicle for any interaction with the public, and the dash cameras (front and inside) should cover the moments they're in the vehicle.

[@Rojiace]

They destroyed their property, because they didn't check the warrant. All they get is two free months?! That building owner is just as responsible for letting them in.

[@Argonisgema]

62 days rent free? yeah know i gonna need way more then that .

[@PupSquid]

Destroyed and robbed, sticky fingers all over the jewelry and other valuables, scumbag thieves.

[@annieb1794]

I hope they continue their grievance with a lawsuit. This is an appalling display of incompetence, ignorance, vandalism, stupidity, on and on. Who makes sure employees have any sort of education.

[@matts1166]

@@Argonisgema Hell, my refrigerator has about $700 in food in it right now. I'd be demanding 3 years free rent, minimal. Plus the cost of a hotel for the immediate future as that apartment isn't fit for habitation.

[@purplestuff]

​@@ArgonisgemaI'm gonna need the entire building.

[@SaltedDenim]

Stop calling it "free rent", she paid for that "free" rent with her possessions being destroyed. Nothing "free" was given to her.

[@GLuck-r9e]

I I don’t know if a year of rent would have been enough. Definitely not two months.

[@NSUScooter]

A year would be a good place to start. If I were that property owner, I’d be bending over backwards to accommodate this family. I’d immediately write them a $10,000 check to try go towards replacing whatever was destroyed. Doing it that way would cost WAAYYYYY less than a lawyer and would prove that I care about my tenants. And the employee who caused all of this would’ve been fired on the spot that same day using the same police present that day to escort her off of the premises. If the property owner isn’t already bending over backwards, then she should definitely be seeking damages on top of that.

[@Playingwithproxies]

@@NSUScooter25k might be acceptable with 6 months free rent. They won’t pay a cent unless it includes them being legally off the hook.

[@NScherdin]

@@GLuck-r9e I'd have laughed in their faces. It seems she didnt take it anyway, but even if rent was 3 or 4k thats a slap in the face offer. This is going to cost the management company 6 digits. Minimum.

[@edevos3108]

Her rent had been paid when they illegally entered the home without a warrant of any kind. Bozos, one and all. Make em pay for that!

[@Resist_JWO_1984]

This is what DOMESTIC TERRORISM with IMPUNITY looks like!

[@larrythorn4715]

Only the police can evict, arrest, kidnap, or murder the wrong person and use "Oops" as a way to have no consequences for their screwup.

[@jmac3977]

No consequences, no compassion, no humanity.

[@user-bf8tv8xv4w]

There probably will be consequences since she's employed a lawyer. Of course the consequences will be paid for by the taxpayer, not the clowns who can't read an eviction document. They'll investigate themselves and find they've done nothing wrong.

[@grantbishop1961]

That sounds like what a terrorist would do or Hamas.

[@kettch777]

@@user-bf8tv8xv4w Not a lawyer, but in this case I believe the property management company would be liable for most of the damages since they were present overseeing the eviction and got the wrong apartment.

[@frankclough380]

@@jmac3977 "No consequences, no compassion, no humanity" That's a good and very true slogan, it should replace "Protect and Serve" on cop cars.

[@DoM7088]

These sheriff deputies should be fired for not reading the paperwork correctly. This is 100% their fault

[@frotobaggins7169]

The property manager should have also known. I mean if the property manager doesn't know who they are evicting they shouldn't be a property manager.

[@kathrynw3]

Never going to happen, Maryland is a "police" state and Howard County is one of the dumbest counties in that crappy ass state.

[@abigailbp9294]

100% theirs AND the property management too.

[@Ena48145]

They won't be. I live 5 minutes from this complex and Howard County cops are despicable. They are all above the law and can do no wrong. I've lived here my entire life and while I've never been in trouble with the law, I have needed help and they literally don't care.

[@asherdales]

Flagrant neglect since you can see the one sheriff open up the paperwork not 2 feet away from the number plate for the apartment and not even do a first check against each other.

[@overyonderjustapiece]

5 million dollar lawsuit. And name that property manager as a defendant. Take everything she owns. Car, furniture, bank accounts, garnish wages, cell phone, electronics, tv, EVERYTHING!

[@therealdeal9698]

And empty the food from the refrigerator!

[@JeffKubel]

Law in most states will award 3x damages plus attorneys fees. There wasn't $1.6m of possessions in the house, so probaly won't see $5m. She will get $6,000 and 3 free months rent.

[@jraposo]

​@JeffKubel Most money comes from Emotional distress inflicted, especially when children are involved and affected by blatant negligence of officials and parties involved. Easy 500K to 1 million for a good lawyer.

[@flyone8350]

she should have to pay your loving cops 5 million for all the work they did moving her junk.

[@brandoeb]

@@JeffKubel She might get that from suing the city for so many laws violated by the police.

[@biserker1delta61]

The police even used illegal immigrants to evict that lady. This world is so ass backwards

[@Levant78]

@@biserker1delta61 Exactly. That's completely insane!

[@dr.bherrin]

The police didn't use anyone. The property management hired those people.

[@Dimsky-wv1kk]

Not shocked. Surprised they didn't charge the poor woman with littering and wasting police time! 🙄

[@kenhawkins1033]

If she had come home during the eviction, I'm sure they would have gone "hands on," shoved her around and forced her to lay face down in the parking lot. Strictly for officer safety, of course!

[@LA89]

You are spot on. That's the Cops M.O. when the F...up.

[@christinaburney5935]

It's sad that our police would actually try this too.

[@7heRedBaron]

Had she been home they would have arrested her to justify what they did. They would have falsely claimed she had a warrant and said that’s why they went inside to get her.

[@yarm01]

Without question ​@@kenhawkins1033

[@BlkBlazin94]

Why are these idiots not immediately charged with Breaking and Entering and destruction of property

[@YTRulesFromNM]

Qualified Immunity is meant to protect people like this that come down with a case of 'The stupids'.

[@Robertz1986]

That would require proving that they weren't entitled to do it, and specifically knew it. Since they had a court order with a slightly different address, that would be impossible to prove, as it's clear that they thought that it was the right address. Qualified immunity actually doesn't apply to criminal matters, but in this case, it is the normal protections for criminal defendants that would make the difference.

[@tbear356]

It's called.neglugence but cops call it qualified immunity

[@sam1174]

Because it was an honest mistake. The property management company escorted them to the apartment and told them "this is the one". The cops should have been more diligent, but this is the landlord's fault, and they are going to be the ones paying to make this family whole.

[@jjbinderr]

An honest mistake that involves stolen goods….? there was nothing honest about this

[@Veterangarage]

Pretty sad that they were looking at her ultrasound and laughing!!! Heartless useless excuse for a human being!!

[@sydneyheffer636]

I didn't even notice that cops are just sadistic these days

[@sneakybean]

Police officers don't possess empathy or compassion

[@1rotbed]

Mocking the woman. Misery loves company.

[@mikko-of6cu]

that's cops for you. They employ only sociopaths.

[@jasondadoubler1760]

Infuriating! That was an illegal search and seizure and trespassing. Criminal charges should be doled out.

[@donkultgen4643]

The fact they were examining her private medical records should be another civil rights violation.

[@dwise1972]

It's a HIPAA violation and the cop could be federally charged if he shared that information with the others in the apartment at the time.

[@donkultgen4643]

@@dwise1972 agree. They put it on the body cam which makes it public record.

[@bryanjones14]

@@dwise1972 hippa don't apply to cops

[@dwise1972]

@@bryanjones14 actual it sounds like it depends on the situation. HIPAA regulations are cut and dry for people in the medical field. For cops to get access to patient data in most cases must acquire it through a warrant unless it is needed for medical emergencies. In this case it is neither but like I was saying I'm not a 100% but if the cop saw the information, recognized it for what it was but then shared it with other people in that room or talked about it with other people or even cops that then could be looked at as a violation of protected patient information.

[@Metqa]

it was out in the open, there was no violation. the ultrasound was on her fridge, she put it there. There was no way for someone not to see it. even if they weren't illegally evicting her. If the management had needed to enter the house for an emergency, say a plumbing burst pipe, they'd have seen her ultrasound, that's not a violation as they did not seek it out. it was in public. If you give or present the information to someone yourself, they are not violating HIPAA by being aware of it.

[@Andy-te1mw]

Instead of "protect and serve" written on the side of their vehicles, it should be "no consequences, no accountability"

[@CraiiZeD]

"uneducated and overcompensated"

[@jackm6307]

No remorse.

[@sicsempertyrannis1849]

Love it. I'm going to print that up and apply some new slogans.

[@billyjoejimbob75]

Well, it's pretty much always been an empty slogan hasn't it? Unless it's about what they're really doing. Protecting the bottom line, maybe serving up some road piracy.

[@steventatlock5443]

They're protecting and serving someone, just not you.

[@Eman-San]

Ending the recording shows they do not want to be held accountable. That should be illegal.

[@Saaahdood]

They kinda aren't fully responsible but it should be a felony

[@bewarethenight6749]

So, not only do police nit know our Constitutional Rights, but they can't read. I guess that would explain not knowing our Rights. My heart goes out to this woman and her children. I hope she's able to get the fair compensation she deserves, although nothing will replace her sense of security.

[@azuth11]

Reminder: It is possible to apply to be a police officer in the U.S. and be rejected because you scored too high on an IQ test.

[@OneStepBeyondu]

And that disqualifying number drops daily. In 40 years, I've never worked for any company or in any profession that would tolerate such stupidity.

[@Arcella1981]

its kind of funny that here in 2024 the requirment to become a police officer is just like the TV show "police academy" ( wich was a tv show that was a "what if" type of thing about police lowering the standard so low that anyone could become police )

[@Dannysphotography]

that has happen lol

[@billyjoejimbob75]

And it's not discrimination because it applies to everyone.

[@dongraham4760]

@@Aaron-rk5kl The superiors don't employ people who may in the future be a challenge to their positions , they want dumb order followers , which is exactly what they have got !

[@Heretic10001]

Incompetence is so rampant these days. What a shame.

[@user-wg3gy7sy9z]

Theyre not required to be smart.

[@hypoxxi5505]

DEI hires are rampant. They prefer the color of your skin instead of merit.

[@whoreshoe]

turnip is runing for presidunt and hes a water head. obviously the nation has taken a turn for the worse

[@kenhawkins1033]

They somehow are allowed to use ignorance as an ironclad defense for their incompetence. Then laugh about it.

[@CraiiZeD]

Takes more time to become a licenced hairdresser than to become a sworn police officer. Nothing surprises me at this point.

[@shamaYahu8635]

Jewelry was missing. One of those workers stole her jury and the cops should be fully responsible for not double or triple checking the eviction notice.

[@patrickday4206]

It was probably the police officers as they have qualified immunity

[@sicsempertyrannis1849]

Should be reported as theft, police should have to file a report and investigate.

[@Look_What_You_Did]

Cite the statute.

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

​@@Look_What_You_Didthat makes theft illegal? Ffs...

[@rudder727]

I am sure anything of value was stolen. The workers were throwing this shit in a dumpster. Who was going to know if something ended up stolen?

[@almanuel6140]

this woman and her children will never look at the police with anything but disdain and disrespect for the rest of their lives.

[@steveheath4256]

Ditto for me and I don't know them.

[@FirstFreedom]

The whole world already been there and done that. The only ones left are the delusional ones.

[@Manche-De-Pelle]

I'm not this woman nor her child nor knowing her and I no longer trust police

[@gregkasza1925]

Hopefully! I’m praying they learn to never speak with cops outside the courtroom.

[@johnsomich7890]

As they should

[@kj6jfx]

I’d sue the sheriffs department, the apartment complex, the moving company and anyone else I can think of.

[@Dannysphotography]

you can come arter criminal charges. if you contact the justice department lmao

[@dracoflame8780]

Bet the moving workers know where the jewelry went

[@KingBrandon-zd3ci]

don't forget the pigs mother & father for having a pos like that

[@glee21012]

Cops have immunity. The property manager, does not.

[@rudder727]

​@@dracoflame8780 you know anything of value was pocketed. They were told to throw stuff in a dumpster. Who was going to know if it was stolen?

[@SpenFed]

So dude figures out they're at the wrong location, but doesn't stop the home invasion in progress. Makes perfect sense.

[@beadbird]

Glad to hear you have a lawyer working for you now! I hope you buy a new home of your own, free and clear, with your winnings from this case! God bless you and your family.

[@Ray186]

Another wrong address? They need to hire Pizza delivery guys to top this nonsense.

[@clintonhanson]

Pizza delivery people have too high of an IQ to become cops, hence the reason they can read an address and find the way to said address!

[@joshuazarate9780]

As a pizza delivery guy, I approve this message. Accuracy is the primary objective, followed by speed.

[@utubepunk]

Pizza delivery folks are over qualified.

[@kapioskapiopoylos7338]

Pizza delivery 16y old vs an entire police department + the appartment manager, who is more competent? What sense does that even make?

[@cthulhustar997]

​@@kapioskapiopoylos7338I haven't seen a 16 year old deliver a pizza, ever. Always 25+

[@lynnf7542]

Hope she files one hell of a lawsuit!!!

[@greg11786]

20 millon minimum

[@Pet1717]

Millions!!!

[@FireyCam]

That's a federal lawsuit right there.

[@russellholloway4215]

She needs to add the property management to that as well

[@erikdraven1731]

1 billion plus costs.

[@Ray186]

Every single one of them is due a burglary charge. If that happened they would make sure then.

[@MarcBaldelli]

I agree! Because she's missing jewelry and other items. Bring them up on charges.

[@Rodgerwilco91]

I don’t necessarily blame the workers as much. The police are the ones who need to be held accountable.

[@benda4208]

@@Rodgerwilco91 they all need to be held accountable

[@ionymous6733]

It doesn't make sense for the workers to be charged. Unless they were somehow told "You are being paid to illegally trash this person's apartment", which they weren't.

[@88mphDrBrown]

​@ionymous6733 they stole jewelry and broke electronics. That's completely illegal no matter what they were told.

[@Ericthelogos]

Everyone of those people should be charged with burglary and destruction of property over 1000 dollars which is a felony.

[@rishardsnuw9412]

Over $2500, which I believe becomes a Class "A" Felony. As well as being charged with gross negligence in office.

[@erich6860]

I cannot fault the movers, except who ever stole their jewelry. As they are just doing a job pointed out by the police.

[@shanesmith890]

@@erich6860no them workers are just as to blame as the police they should have had their own paperwork with the property number to be evicted and should have done their own checking 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@lloydtucker7205]

I agree. Eviction notices are public information so every person who went in that apartment should have read and verified the information for themselves. If any one of them were being wrongfully evicted, they would want a higher standard of verification.

[@g.k.1669]

Armed burglary.

[@ByRenegadeAngel]

Doesn't it seem strange to you how easily the legal tenants are evicted, and the owners cannot evict the people who illegally occupy their properties, lasting for years?!

[@michaelpeel9347]

yeah the fact that a squatter has more rights than a legal occupant with a lease is just sick.

[@Chonnys_Jasher]

I would sue the pants off the company AND the police!!!

[@Kobacolbz]

She could easily sue that property management company into complete bankruptcy. Easy win.

[@mattwriter8529]

Judges are as corrupt as cops and other government folks. Never underestimate their desire to defend the system. No such thing as an "easy" lawsuit

[@DoroNijimaru]

she better. 2 months is absolutely insulting and they should go down for that alone.

[@robertheintz8017]

We should do a GoFundMe so she can afford a good lawyer.

[@cinifiend]

If she ends up suing, she should definitely not settle and take it to a jury trial. There is no jury in America that wouldn't be outraged and find the property management company at fault and probably get her the maximum settlement amount.

[@ericputman5266]

She should sue the property management company, the sheriff's department, and the property owner. All three are at fault.

[@shaneshoemaker7064]

The number is on the door! The property management company and the sheriff's department are both complacent and willing participants, negligent in their duties. I hope she gets several hundred thousand out of her lawsuit

[@victoriawilliams2786]

How can she ever get past this INVASION and feel safe in a place that is supposed to be home?

[@oldbroad7672]

As long as police are allowed to do what they want, nobody is safe anywhere.

[@sicsempertyrannis1849]

Can't. Best she can do in an attempt to do that is move out of that county, buy a place of her own, and build a moat around it with her own little army to protect her from our govt.

[@4catsnow]

Not a doctor,, but I would say "with the right amount of money",,,enough to move out of there into a better place...

[@jennb5884]

Number one she probably can't that's why she needs to sue for enough to buy her a home and I would make sure that the police and the apartment complex does it

[@flyone8350]

it was never her place, cops own all the places, she was trespassing in the cop's world

[@Iamrightyouarewrong]

Everyone in that apartment needs to be charged with first degree felony burglary.

[@JohnTitor-fw8jr]

RICO theft

[@Dannysphotography]

no one enforces this. if it was me id contact the department of defense and take this till the end of everything

[@douglassmith3016]

You have to prove malicious intent. There is none, however there is proof of loss.

[@darrennew8211]

@@douglassmith3016 You absolutely do not have to prove malicious intent in a burglary case in most states. Otherwise, some guy gets caught breaking into your house in the middle of the night and he gets off just saying "Hey, I thought it was my house."

[@kirkblackson]

@@Iamrightyouarewrong most crimes (including burglary) require intent. This was obviously an accident. You can be held civilly liable for a accident but it isn’t criminal.

[@justcasey3678]

I just witnessed the deputy burglarized a woman's home.

[@chasman9662]

1. The apartment complex is giving her 2 month free rent. 2. If caught jaywalking, the cops will not prosecute. She's lucky...some go to jail for questioning authoriti'

[@Sometimes_Always]

Missing items? I'm calling 911 and filing a stolen property report ON ALL OF THEM..

[@Club12-Nightclub_Music_Remixes]

How could these people be so stupid? Some of them even laughed at the mistake and said they wouldn't unpack her items. I would sue for millions!

[@Elusivemiasma]

I know right!! Just let you know how much they care to begin with, these people are evil hopefully this lawsuit is enough for a new home.

[@sirgreedy88]

The moving company did not make the mistake. They are not there to fix the mistake of police and the apartment management. After being informed I was not legally allowed to be there, I would not want to touch their belongings either or enter the apartment again. A mistake is one thing, "fixing" it without permission is an intentional crime.

[@optimuscrime608]

Millions? How the hell would you be entitled to “millions” for someone accidentally moving your stuff. You didn’t lose any money? Why would you be entitled to any money? wtf?

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Cops who own property have to pay taxes on it, that is on the county tax records. You can find their address to send them Christmas cards.

[@Hooderaw]

I wouldn't unpack her stuff either. it's not my mistake and I already violated her personal space enough. And, who the heck wants that stuff now that there has been 20 sets of fingerprints of people she don't know breathing and going thru her stuff.

[@TheBrookian]

This is what happens when people are graduated from school without being able to read. It's just that simple. Who could possible be expected to VERIFY a document before DESTROYING someone's life.

[@are3na126]

@@TheBrookian well isn't that America in a nutshell no offense

[@TheBrookian]

@@are3na126 None taken. That's my point.

[@brianhillis3701]

Not just the deputies but the apartment building manager. He should have been present and not given the keys to the cops.😢

[@uzifromtwitter5257]

About the IQ you expect from someone who walks down a fully lit halfway with his flashlight out lmao

[@chaimomma9198]

This isn’t a normal mistake. This would have biblical implications pointing to a corrupt system.

[@kylelloyd4437]

No empathy, no apologies, no nothing but brute force from the police.

[@AliceR27]

I hope she gets at least $500,000 for this. Sue property management and the police for improper verification.

[@draighodge6039]

Pizza Hut and Door Dash consistently find the correct address. How is it that Sheriffs and Police lack this particular skill?

[@Willis-cy9yn]

Delivery drivers are smarter and must be able to read as a job requirement

[@alexritchie4586]

​​@@Willis-cy9yn They also have a more dangerous job, as shown by the data.

[@iamleidig]

Pizza hut and door dash dont get paid if they go to the wrong property. Police get paid regardless of showing up at the right property, and they also get paid to sit in court and claim qualified immunity

[@draighodge6039]

@@iamleidig you make good yet disappointing points.

[@TheOfficialTarynTots]

They threw out a pregnant woman they weren't supposed to! Omg! I can't imagine how much stress that must have put on her pregnancy. That poor woman.

[@cypeman8037]

She was at work, they just threw out her belongings.

[@skills2lit524]

​@@cypeman8037 and stole, and broke...

[@TheOfficialTarynTots]

@@cypeman8037 Yep

[@stuartbrown8259]

​@@cypeman8037Oh right, that's all? Nothing really, is that what you are saying? Ffs, she is totally innocent in all this and every single one of them present didn't care one iota. They basically tossed her life processions in bags, and dumped it.

[@thatguysstuff15]

HER OWN FAULT 100 !!!!

[@gregdoh]

Two months of free rent is an absolute joke. I would have offered to pay for anything missing, damaged, ruined AND at least 6 months of free rent, and go from there. By being cheap, unempathetic morons, they are likely going to have to dish out 2-5 years worth of rent for legal fees and the lawsuit settlement.

[@Willis-cy9yn]

Thing is, they would rather spend millions fighting it, than pay a reasonable amount and admit wrong doing.

[@gregdoh]

@@Willis-cy9yn Yup, the "can't admit to being wrong no matter the cost" type of people.

[@rabbit5464]

dude how hard is it to read an address twice to make sure your in the right place.

[@hannahh396]

How can anyone mistake 106 for 102? Despicable! This cop needs to held PERSONALLY (financially) responsible!

[@SoloWryder]

The 'Marshal' was acting as a Law Enforcement Rep. - so, his Dept's. responsible along with the Property Mgmt. Co. I guess None of those involved thought 30 seconds of reading to *_Confirm the Eviction_* was worth the effort. *_-•- P e a c e -•-_*

[@StopResisting]

​@@SoloWryder There weren't any Marshals involved in this incident. Those idiots were Sheriff's Deputies... Supposedly the most ardent defenders of Constitutional rights 😂

[@SoloWryder]

@@StopResisting ▪︎ My bad. Where _I'm_ from, 'Marshals' are into Ugly details like Evictions and, will even partner with 'Bounty Hunters'. So, going _rogue_ Or being 'Loose' with Protocols might be a daily issue.

[@JanBruunAndersen]

When you only have 10 fingers and 20 toes for counting, mistakes like this can happen.

[@scgenton]

Exactly. They have 1 fkng job. To read a piece of paper. How do they not constantly screw up if they don't even read the paper?

[@MrHyperion5]

"We're going to give them free rent". Oh, they are going to give them a lot more than that.

[@chriscald9426]

Thank God she didn't have a dog.

[@Ward413]

At this point I wouldn’t be surprised if a cop shot a house cat cuddling against their leg and then saying they were in fear for their life.

[@chriscald9426]

@@Ward413 I honestly can't think of a more incompetent profession.

[@sydneyheffer636]

Oh my God you're right these people could care less

[@brianew]

@@chriscald9426 This seems to be a common occurrence with Sherriff depts and police depts all over the U.S. Breaking into the wrong address and people getting hurt because of it.

[@cccaaaa-el5qf]

​@@brianew wait until you hear a trump supporter explain to you why we need police

[@BionicLemming]

Everyone should be charged with burglary

[@toxicgerl]

I hope she takes those people for everything they have!

[@brentfarvors192]

Not really how it works, but they just bought her a house, that's for sure!

[@maxwelltodman7211]

This is getting more ridiculous every time you see it. These officers went to the wrong apartment. The property manager should be fired.

[@renerenatorivera9062]

.and sued for everything she has!!!

[@thepax2621]

They can't read license plates, warrants, adresses, laws... 🙄

[@BabsKaz]

Or the Constitution

[@chikushodiz91]

They are all like trump they only understand from picture books

[@Metqa]

@@BabsKaz BINGO!

[@user-jc6us5er8f]

Big lawsuit, suing the Apartment Complex and the police department

[@dee1716]

I don't think anything the police do would surprise me at this point

[@TheOrangeRoad]

I can think of something: Following the constitution

[@vkrikela]

i saw a video once where a pig has told the truth

[@steveheath4256]

Actually I'm surprised this wasn't done at 3:am with a SWAT team. This family was R@ ped. Terrorism at its finest.

[@jman8506]

Was it the police or the eviction team who read who was supposed to be evicted? I know both of them should have known, but the company responsible for removing the items, the property management, and the cops should all have read who was being evicted, but yet all 3 of them failed to realize the problem. So i guess that means the police are the ones guilty of not verifying they were at the correct address, as the other 2 parties could claim they were going off what the cops told them.

[@kenhawkins1033]

I have one! Make a sincere, face to face apology to any innocent citizen whose life they've turned upside down!

[@waltertx.6020]

There's no way that this family can be compensated enough!

[@DuggleBogey]

Absolutely NOBODY will lose their job despite complete incompetence at it.

[@Kenny4431]

I hope the lawyer is smart enough to be seeking a large sum for emotional distress!

[@benda4208]

We fucked up shut the cameras off

[@bennybenitez3731]

No one will ever know😉😉

[@purplestuff]

That should automatically come with jail time.

[@sicsempertyrannis1849]

Exactly. Oh crap, wrong address. Stop filming us being morons, right now!

[@chronographer]

They are so gleeful to record them ruining someone's life. They just don't want to record it when it's not legal. Horrible people the lot of them.

[@usagi32211]

I worked for a mortgage company during the height of the housing crisis, and the amount of times we saw the wrong house get emptied for a foreclosure was staggering. People would lose everything because workers were too lazy to double-check paperwork.

[@Bosco-nq2kk]

I was a MP in the army. First thing we were taught is to make sure you are at the right address first. How is something so basic missed. It makes me sick to see something that could so easily be avoided happen, time and time again.

[@SaraphDarklaw]

@@Bosco-nq2kk We joke and call you fake cops, but the military always has higher standards. Our ROE in country was way stricter than domestic cops. Everytime I had to deal with MPs, it really was completely my fault. And I was still treated 1000% a lot better than the slop I just witnessed.

[@justmyopinion80]

The most agravating thing is that when the deputy discovers the error, he does not stop the process but goes back to his cruiser.

[@darwinbodero7872]

No the most aggravating thing is they’re all just fine tearing up her shit but no one takes responsibility to put it back together

[@je8784]

This country needs accountability from law enforcement. Thousands in damage, invaded her castle. SICKENING!!!

[@RoadWarden]

Good on you for suing them. Sue both parties into the ground as a simple check of their paperwork would have prevented all of this.

[@Trooper599]

LMAO! 2 months free rent? She's gonna win enough in the lawsuit against this management company and city/sheriffs office, to buy a home after this.

[@Oshkoshbgosh89]

I’d sue the cops and the property management company and move out of there asap if she’s able to afford it! They had like 10 people there, not one of them could read an address number?!??

[@brentfarvors192]

She is...Atty has a case against everyone involved.

[@michaelherring7210]

I heard at least 3 addresses from the deputies, 601, 106, and 103!

[@brianew]

@@michaelherring7210 That was the most confusing parts. Why so many numbers??

[@budgreen4x4]

​@@michaelherring7210611 was mentioned too

[@EmperorOfMan]

@@michaelherring7210 In a big building there are prob multiple evictions going on every month

[@Sevenfold7777]

Voluntary compliance is encouraged by cops when they evict the wrong woman regarding officer Safety concerns 😟

[@williamsullivan3967]

Huh? Who was volunteering to comply?

[@nymenris2821]

@@williamsullivan3967 seriously they got a kick out of it

[@frankrizzo5155]

Hes being sarcastic. In case you miseed it.​@@williamsullivan3967

[@7sArts]

Did you see them laughing when they saw the sonogram? Being evil is fun to them.

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

@@7sArtsya know! Who the hell looks at that and laughs while knowing you’re destroying someone’s life as a babies on the way.

[@MrKingArthurhk]

I hope the Apartment complex, the deputy, the sheriff’s office, and County get sued for millions.

[@tequilacollins]

Getting a lawyer will help big time. I once had property maintenance accidentally flood my apt, causing a lot of damage. The manager said they weren't responsible for damage as I should have had renter's insurance. So I talked to a lawyer who wrote a letter. The manager came back so fast to offer apologies and a fat check.

[@tanthony298]

How TF does this keep happening people have lost their lives due to cops inability to read an address this family deserves millions

[@kathrynw3]

I agree they deserve millions, but the shity state of Maryland will make sure that doesn't happen and Howard county is one of the more richer counties in the state, so Maryland is definitely going to take care of that police clown department.

[@christianaguayo2772]

This lady needs to sue the department and the complex ASAP. Big payday

[@erroneouse1929]

Not just them, the police department and the moving company

[@spitfirestake54]

She has. Pay attention

[@christianaguayo2772]

@@spitfirestake54yes miss spitfirestake. May I go to the bathroom?

[@spitfirestake54]

@@christianaguayo2772 🤣

[@erikjrn4080]

*What should happen:* 1) They should be made to return everything to the exact state they found it it. A photo hanging on the fridge was crumpled? They should take it to a photo lab, to be repaired, scanned, enhanced, and reprinted in the exact same quality, and then reattached to the fridge, exactly where it was. Screen of an iPad damaged? They should take it to Apple, and have them clone the drive onto a new iPad (making it functionally identical), and have the original professionally shredded (for privacy). Every single thing, precisely restored to exactly how it was before they entered the apartment. This would be meticulous work for hundreds of specialists, adding up to tens of thousand work hours, costing millions of dollars, just to restore the apartment. It'll give them perspective on how much easier it is to break things, than to repair them, and hopefully motivate them to avoid breaking things in the future. 2) The tenants should not only be compensated for having their lives completely upended, but even for the slightest, most trivial inconvenience on top of that. Obviously, any time they need to spend on the process should be compensated, and they should be provided alternative accommodations until the apartment is restored. 3) Turning off a bodycam is destruction of evidence. The deputies should be prosecuted on the assumption that what they destroyed was the most incriminating statements imaginable in that circumstance, and be convicted if they fail to prove positively that they didn't make those statements. Basically, if they can't prove that they were *not* talking about how they deliberately and maliciously targeted these tenants, they should be convicted of having done exactly that. *What will happen:* Nothing much.

[@Underratedmen]

So bloodthirsty that they couldn’t even get the address right before they destroyed someone’s life.

[@evilsanta8585]

Company is screwed most tenant agreements say that the company can’t enter your property without advanced notice so not only are they breaking the law they’re in breach of their own contract. This is gonna cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars.

[@CraiiZeD]

I hope she finds a good lawyer to help her with this case, it is a very serious offence.

[@shaneyoung784]

Charge them all with burglary and vandalism.

[@lisadishner8730]

Unfortunately nothing will happen. This is why they have qualified immunity

[@udikai7799]

@@lisadishner8730 all it takes 20 brave men like battle of Athens Tennessee 1946

[@brianhillis3701]

​@lisadishner8730 they should have known. A 3rd grader would get it right.

[@aarongreenfield9038]

​@@lisadishner8730 Those workers that were in there stealing shit, sure as hell don't have qualified immunity.

[@lisadishner8730]

@@aarongreenfield9038 Please go educate yourself 🙏

[@bobbysmith1522]

I pray you sue their behinds! The police and the management company!

[@billcox8870]

That is beyond gross negligence. The moment they shut off their body cameras at the moment they should have faced an automatic job loss with no pension and no qualified immunity. The screw-ups need to pay for their screw UPS and not the taxpayer.

[@hashbrown4781]

There is no system to stop them from being criminals.

[@SimBir08]

The system currently in place is what allows them to be criminals.

[@christinemonday6884]

they also have no right to break stuff, any idiot can move a tablet without breaking it. SHAME

[@supercloudreed]

This was on the first floor. Wait a see how they do upper floors.

[@coldinwisconsin2017]

6:56 - why are nearly all cops absolutely fucking incapable of taking ownership of a fuck up? “Let’s turn off our cameras so they don’t see any more of our fuck ups”

[@doe9de995]

Just the way they treat the person's stuff regardless of eviction or not is horrible.

[@staceyf9541]

Indeed. That itself is illegal in Maryland. They cannot break items or throw items away without giving the tenant an opportunity to retrieve. Usually its by the end of the day if Im not mistaken. They have to place everything outside.

[@Metqa]

@@staceyf9541 in my state, we have to rent a storage unit. But no one does.

[@brucewestern6027]

In California the landlord is allowed to keep the stuff if it's worth more than $400 and he has to auction it off and take his cut out of it whatever's owed. So technically if you leave anything it's not yours anymore. It makes sense though if you owe rent money and you don't get your stuff out it's not your stuff anymore

[@joeystillpoppin1173]

Who's paying police to evict people?! Hope they're all sued, they better get to dumpster diving asap !

[@raiderrob98]

Thats what I was thinking

[@Jarochito-]

It's more to like make things go smoothly. If you get evicted it's not out the realm of possibility that someone will be upset and cause a scene. However God damn if you give a guy a gun and the power to detain people make sure they can fucking read Jesus christ

[@rudder727]

Eviction is a legal process so the police are involved. Otherwise no one would ever get evicted. But they have to be accurate when doing this stuff. The taxpayers will now have to fork over a lot of money for their stupidity.

[@CaptainMisery86]

People that get evicted usually aren't the most stable, level-headed people. A lot of them don't handle it very well. Also, as the other guy mentioned, an eviction is something a court orders and the police ensure it happens.

[@johnonadeko4436]

Praying she gets the justice she deserves. I’m baffled at the fact that no one was trying to provide some sort of accountability…

[@AnitaBonita46]

OMG The horror those people cause 😮 because people don't READ!!!! 🤦

[@veronicaazul66]

Disgusting response from the management/owner of apartment complex. I hope this family is greatly compensated !

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

Compassion and empathy are severely lacking amongst police departments.

[@thegamersconclave8709]

If I trespass into someone else's home like this, I could be shot. If the police do it, its "oopsie poopsie, qualified immunity!".

[@bennybenitez3731]

😁😁😁😁

[@sicsempertyrannis1849]

Yep, and they're gonna get QI on this. Happens all the time with wrong addresses, wrong plate number, wrong birthdate, wrong name. If I did that in my work, I would be held liable. I know this for fact because I know idiots in my line of work who have done it and they were held 100% liable. "Oopsy" didn't and doesn't work. Such a joke.

[@adama7752]

You forgot a promotion as well.

[@thegamersconclave8709]

@@adama7752 Paid Vacation too.

[@kcufelgoog3225]

@@adama7752 and an ''officer of the year'' award.

[@mikeshoults4155]

They really dont care about hurting completely innocent people.

[@Saaahdood]

It's why we have a 2A

[@hebozhe]

Cops are ID addicts who evidently sweat booze and drugs, because they're always "detecting odors".

[@wickedbird1538]

Even if legal, there was theft and unnecessary destruction of property.

[@barryammerman6317]

Looks at paper with a flashlight like it’s going to change the unit number.