Mike
The concept of “home” extends far beyond bricks and mortar; it encompasses a deeply personal sanctuary, a place of security, and a realm where one’s right to privacy is sacrosanct. For many individuals, especially those who live alone, the sense of security within their rented space is paramount.
Unfortunately, this security can be shaken when landlords disregard the law and enter rental properties without notice, leaving tenants feeling vulnerable and frustrated.
Recently, one woman, Willow, shared her current situation with a creepy landlord she’s caught on camera entering her home under the guise of “fixing” things.
Willow’s landlord, Brian, continues to enter her home and even makes an attempt each time to cover or face away from cameras.
We’re all still waiting on an update from Willow. Even though she called the cops, he continues to intrude.
See the Tiktoks for yourself here:
@sarkero #landlordsfromhell keeps entering my apartment whenever he wants. Friends and family say he’s pretending to fix things. Always in my bedroom and bathroom. Police here because he blocked all my inside cameras. #policeoftiktok #landlordabusevideo
@sarkero Pretty sure this is when he was peeping my wine label 👀 🍷 BTW I pay for electricity btw and these are my air conditioning units he keeps touching and turning on. Trying to air the mold out 🦠 musty smells 🪟 #stalker #harassmentawareness #landlordabusevideo #ringcamera #willowthewildwhoodle
@sarkero Landlord keeps entering my apartment without cause. This video was taken after police left and cameras not blocked by him. #landlordabusevideo #ringcamera #stalker #harassmentawareness
@sarkero #ringcamera #landlordabusevideo #harassmentawareness #stalker
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