Squatter Apparently Resumes Residence in Someone Else’s Mansion

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According to moonbats, property is theft. Therefore, thieves are justified to steal your property.

We have seen what this means for homeowners in New York State. As Twitchy reminds us,

[P]roperty owners are compelled by law to provide squatters with free utilities. A woman was arrested for changing the locks on her own property to keep squatters out. In New York, people illegally living in your property automatically become legal tenants after 30 days.

Squatters in New York even charge other people rent.

This cancer has begun to metastasize to the suburbs of the Swamp. Via Fox45:

The property at the center of the controversy has been tied to Tamieka Goode and her partner, Corey Pollard, whom neighbors allege unlawfully occupied a bank-owned home in Bethesda.

Squatters sometimes have good taste. The property is worth $2.3 million.

Finally, at least a little bit of justice:

Goode and Pollard were charged last July with trespassing and fourth-degree burglary…

Judge John C. Moffett found Goode guilty on all charges and sentenced her to a 90-day prison term to be served immediately.

But wait:

Goode was released 11 days after her conviction from Montgomery County prison on Feb. 2. Goode posted a $5,000 cash appeal bond…

It appears she immediately resumed residence in the mansion that is not hers, confident that police will not drag her back out again:

Without property rights, there are no rights at all. Civilization breaks down, as can be seen wherever moonbats begin to consolidate control.

On a tip from R F.

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