Um, you're going to be investigated for
fraud. Okay,
>> that's perfectly fine.
>> If there if there is probable cause,
you're going to be arrested. Okay,
>> me and my girlfriend owns the house. You
know what? Whatever the case may be,
>> I own the house. But yeah,
>> if I'm not getting my money back cuz
they I'm not losing, unfortunately.
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>> Yes, I own this house.
>> My name is Patty Peoples. I own this
house. It was for sale.
We came over here to let a handyman in
to do some work and he said, "Well,
there's a dog and puppies on the front."
>> So, we came over and these people moved
in yesterday and she has a signed lease
and paid $3,100 for first and last month
rent and a pet deposit.
>> So,
>> So, you already talked to her?
>> Yeah, she's very calm and very, very
polite.
>> Hey, how you doing, young lady? Good
morning.
>> What's going on? So, basically, um, I'm
22 years old and I just moved out of the
Hover House, the homeless house. My mom
died two years ago. I've been at Hubbing
House for a freaking year. I've been
saving up money to get an apartment.
This dude, Mr.
Christopher Cross, that I've been
contacting, which I'm going to give you
all the information that I have. He
brought me to this house on about
February the 15th, and he showed me the
house. He walked right in the house. He
came here, he unlocked that front door,
came right in the house. He showed me,
told me the house is for for $1,200. I
mean, $1,400, excuse me. I think we need
to talk about unfortunately for you the
next steps because we we have an offer
on the house. So,
and according to my my dad is a um he
sells houses. He works for One World
Realy and according to him, I contacted
him um about this. So, basic basically
this is like that's a large amount of
money that I'm going to have to get back
$3,100 and he basically told me that I
don't have to um I don't have to go. He
basically told me that I don't have to
go. He can he will go he will go through
the court system to get me how I need to
go. But he told me I don't have to
leave. So it's really up to him on what
he does about for y'all. But my dad said
I don't have to go. He will handle me
from here because I paid my money to be
here. So whatever the police says then
that's where we'll go. But if I'm not
getting my money back today, then I'm
not leaving today unfortunate cuz then I
have no money, no place to stay. That's
just not unfortunate for me. So sorry.
>> Let me ask you. So you met this guy how
many times? Twice. Three.
>> Three times.
>> Three times.
>> What does he look like?
>> Okay, so he's a white dude. He's about a
little bit taller than you. Maybe just a
little bit taller than you. Bald guy,
grayish, civilish,
goldish car if that makes sense. Like it
was like all those colors in one. Like
it was gray, gold, and civil all in one.
Like that's the color it was giving me.
>> And what was the breakdown of the
payment again? So
>> it was the rent was 1,400. Okay. The pet
deposit was 500. And securities deposit
was 1,200. I thought it was 600, but
that was not it. It was 1,200.
And you see that he sawed off the front
door handle.
>> Oh yeah. And she said that that's not
even the same door handle that was on
there.
>> Must have sawed off the lock box and the
box.
>> It's your Oh, that's your Okay. Look,
>> the blue one.
>> Hold on to this. I'm going to be I want
to be straight forward and completely
honest with you and Frank. All right.
You're being you're being scammed for
your home. Um this is what I believe
now. When I
>> She's part of it.
>> So play it smooth for now. I'mma explain
everything to you. Okay,
>> let me see this as well. I'm sorry. Um,
so I believe that she's part of it, but
I can't say for certain right now.
>> I believe this would be one of those
circumstances where she may have created
a lease and came to the house and did
this because there's a similar
circumstance that she's involved in
where it's almost the exact same thing.
>> Really?
>> I believe that that's going to be the
case. So, I don't honestly right now
>> she's not knowing that I'm going to play
it a certain way.
>> Yeah. Yeah. But I'm going to try to
You got two options, okay? She has to
either leave and she or she has to be a
victim. I'm going to do my best. It's
coming in soft and then getting a little
tough with it to try to convince her
that she's going to be investigated.
>> That'll alleviate you of a lot of it
because if and but if technically I
can't prove it, so she can still be a
victim.
>> Uhhuh.
>> And it's technically would be a civil
ordeal. So you will still you the
options are she either leaves on her own
which I'm going to try to really
convince to do.
>> Yeah.
>> Or you have to evict her.
>> Got it. So you have you you saw that
this exact same thing that happened with
her prior.
>> It's similar. Yes.
>> Like how many years ago? Recent?
>> Less than a year.
>> Okay. All right. So I'm just going to
chill out and let you do your thing.
>> Yeah. Okay. All right.
>> All right. And then I'll let you know.
Hold on to that. That's your report
number. This in incident is going to be
documented. Um,
>> and is there any way that I can like
move forward with like like how would I
go forward with like getting my money
back? Getting getting to this dude for
getting my money like how would I move
forward like all
>> I'm going to give you the information.
Um, so how did you come into contact
with this person?
>> Zillow.
>> Zillow.
>> Yes.
>> Is that where it was listed?
>> Yes.
>> Is it still listed?
>> Let me go. No, it's not because when I
went down there to show her because she
said her house is for sale and I told it
was for rent and I went down there to go
show her cuz I've given all the
information I've given you. I've tried
to give her too because like very
unfortunate for the both of us
>> and um
>> and how are you guys communicating?
>> Through email.
>> Okay. You got an email chain that I can
see.
>> You said email
>> like Yeah. Can I see the emails?
>> Oh. Okay. Yeah. I have to go on my
computer to do that cuz that's this is
my iCloud. It's on my Gmail. That's why
I gave you my Gmail.
>> Okay. Okay. And I can send you if you
have an email, I can send you the chain,
but I will have to go in my my house and
get my computer back.
>> Are you able to do that now?
>> IC. Yes, I can do that now, but I'm not
sent to like I can do that now, but like
is this all like once I go back in and I
come back out, that's going to be it
because I have to be to work at 9:00.
That's why I'm telling both of you guys.
I have to be to work at 9:00 and I can
send you the information that you're
asking for because I'm giving you all
the information I have on my phone.
Anything that's on my work, I mean on my
computer, I can send it to you on an
email. But standing here until now, it's
not going to work because I'm getting
frustrated because it's been almost 2
hours. So, if you have an email that I
can drop down, I understand that you
want to just do aird drops. So, if you
have an email that I can just send to
your coworker or anything else the case
may be, I can send that to you because
the emails was ranging between the 15th
and the 28th
>> and I can send that to you, but it's
going to be 9:00 and I need to get to
work. Um,
>> okay. Well, this is the first time I
heard about you having be to work 9:00,
so I understand.
>> I not I I haven't said it because she
knows.
>> Hold on. Hold on.
>> I'm just getting frustrated because I'm
I'm getting You're also not allow You're
also not allowing me to speak. I've been
respectful.
>> I've been respectful to you, too.
>> But you're not allowing me to speak.
>> Okay. So
>> So what I'm what I'm about to say is
this is the first I'm hearing about you
having to be at work at 9:00.
>> Even though you stated it to her, I
didn't hear that because I'm not her.
>> Okay. I've been in my car.
>> Can I get your badge number?
>> It's right there on the form. So let me
let me also let you let me
>> contacted my office.
>> Let me also let you know this. Okay.
>> So that's fine. I understand your your
concern. Um you're going to be
investigated for fraud. Okay,
>> that's perfectly fine. I told my daddy
to tell me that
>> if there if there is probable cause,
you're going to be arrested. Okay, so
one of the options, one the big option
that I think you should take, I think
you and the young lady should go ahead
and possibly move out because if not,
then we're going to come back and we're
going to take you guys to jail.
>> Okay. So, according to
>> if you have problem calls, take you to
jail.
>> Okay. If you have problem calls, that's
fine. And um that's fine. I'm not even
going to say nothing else to you because
I know how this works. My uncle is also
a police. So, I'm not going to say
nothing else to you. I'm going to allow
you to do what you do. Um, I'm going to
send you the information that I have.
Well, I've given you the information,
right? All his information.
>> I I I don't have it. I didn't receive
your contact information. What is your
name,
>> Janette?
>> You didn't receive my contact
information. You mean like the
>> your Yeah, by
>> the number that you just sent me, right?
I mean, the number that I just gave you,
right?
>> Yeah.
>> Oh, yeah. I haven't I haven't text back
to that yet.
>> Um, okay. Anything else you need to tell
me because I will be
>> Yeah. And make sure you vacate the
premises um as soon as you can. Okay.
Okay. So, um, y'all can come back later.
Y'all can go ahead and How about y'all?
How about you can actually call people
here and y'all can't y'all How How long
is it going to take to investigate?
>> As long as it needs to take.
>> Okay. Because now it's going to get a
little further because you're saying
you're trying to arrest me for fraud
when I know it's not fraud and I have
money that's been giving. So, now it's
going to go a little further.
>> I said you would be investigated for
fraud.
>> You No, you what you said was I need to
vacate the premises because if I don't
leave,
>> I'm going to be record I mean for fraud
basically all because I told you that I
had to be at work and I got a little
upset because Why? That is
>> that is that is that wasn't the what's
the name? That wasn't how it was going.
>> I'm not going to debate you. You can go
ahead and get ready for work.
>> You can come back later. You can come
back later. Matter of fact, I will call
other people here as well. You can call
whoever you need. Um I have your number.
Um for any other information, I will
contact you and get um if you have an
email, I can send you any
>> just call information, phone number, ask
for officer Smith. My badge number is
right there where it says officer
number. Mhm. Okay. All right.
So, what's the next step then?
>> Basically, it's Well, I'm going to let
him tell you
>> you could choose.
>> Oh, no. I'm not going to vacate. I'm
going to let him investigate and do what
he does. And once you find out I'm not
fraud, then you can take the next steps
because I can't believe that you just
literally sat there and said
>> I said you're going to be investigated
for it. He what he's saying is I believe
he got frustrated because he wanted me
to send the email for the change of the
uh
>> conversation between me and the dude and
um
>> so you see how that went. Are you
understanding what's what's happening?
What's going on?
>> Yeah. So soon as you started pushing she
got a little agitated.
>> Not even that once I started asking for
further documentation
>> to vet what she's saying that's when she
got defensive.
>> Yeah. and she wasn't willing to give
that up because, you know, she has
somewhere she has to be.
>> But I told her, as you heard, she's
going to be investigated for fraud. Um,
>> and that's what's going to happen. I'm
giving her the option to leave. She may
get spooked and leave. I just recommend
that you come by maybe every other day,
every day. Ride by, check your property.
This is your property. You got right
here. I say I just recommend you ride
by. Um, this may hurt. This a lot of
people sometimes when they feel that
they're getting
>> they're getting close to getting caught,
they like to put up a big fence. They
put up a big barrier of defense to say,
"No, no, no, no, no." This may very well
be that because there's been a lot of
circumstances where I've dealt with
people to where they said, "Oh, no, no,
no. I ain't worried about I ain't
worried about it." And then when you
come back out, they're gone because
they're afraid.
>> And like deface the house and take all
my appliances and everything.
>> And if if she does do that, she's one of
the last documented people that's being
in the house. But the only thing is with
anything else, you have to be able to
prove
>> Yeah.
>> that that's what's going on. Okay.
>> Yeah. So, we got to kind of go through.
>> Do I have any right to go in the house
now to look at the state of it?
>> No. Technically, no. Because technically
she she technically still could be a
true victim. Technically, she does have
a expectation of privacy because
technically she is renting the house.
>> Understand
>> the eviction process takes 30 days after
the person's been served. Holy [ __ ]
>> After they after they've been served.
>> God damn it. Even if even in this
situation, it's 30 days
>> because technically she could be telling
you an offer on the house.
>> Yeah. Oh my goodness gracious.
>> I'm sorry. It does happen though.
>> Yeah, that's what I'm hearing.
>> Get this done as soon as you can. Talk
with one of your business lawyers today.
Um, tell them what's going on. You
already got it documented with the
police. So, you've crossed like they
going to say call the police. You've
already did all that. Um, look into the
eviction process far to county courts.
Okay.
>> And it's going to tell you everything.
Google it. It's going to tell you
everything you need,
>> what you need cuz you it's going to say
like person's name, all that stuff. It's
all going to be documented in the
report.
>> Okay. All right.
>> All right.
>> Bye.
>> Good luck to you.
Um, so basically, so these are the
numbers I need to cop because I really
don't appreciate how your attitude just
changed. So I'm just going to come. Me
being a niece of a police, I don't know
if you know my uncle name, but his name
is Austin Smith. That's my uncle. Um,
you probably don't know him, but I just
don't like the fact that I I've given
you all the information I've given you.
I just told you I came out of homeless
shelter. A person that comes out of
homeless shelter that has a
three-year-old son, this is very
frustrating to them. This is very
frustrating and very mindful to them. I
have a car in the back that has to get
towed here because it does not work. So
that's very frustrating for to hear
those words even come out your mouth
because I just gave you all the
information I could. And the only reason
why I can't give you the last piece of
information is because like I said, I
have to go get off my computer. If you
want to stay here for the next couple
minutes for me to get it, I can do that.
But I've been saying for the last couple
minutes and she knows that I've been
telling her I have to get to work. Even
when you came back and you said
something about information, I said I
hope it be a speedy process because I
have to get to work. When she left and
came back, I told her, she even asked
me. She said, "Okay, well, will you be
at work when I come back?" I said, "No,
I don't have to be at work at 9:00." So,
excuse me for thinking that you heard
that I had to be to work, but this [ __ ]
this this is frustrating. This is very
frustrating. I don't I don't even do all
that emotional is frustrating. This is
$3,100 plus more that I came out of
pocket that I cannot get back. And
basically y'all telling me that I have
to move or I cannot get my money back.
Then you're telling me that basically
I'm a you're not telling me that I'm a
fraud, but then again you you've been
nice as to me until I couldn't do that.
Then you begin to call me a fraud and
have an attitude. My mother just passed.
I don't have nobody to [ __ ] help me
and my dad damn he be in the picture
when he wants to do all that [ __ ] can
do is spit out money. He's not here for
me. So this is greatness
>> and for me to come to black police and
for him basically try to not even try to
do anything cuz you were nice as you
didn't do anything wrong until I told
you I couldn't get those emails and I
can get them for you. I just couldn't
get them right now. All right.
>> Like I said, you you you do what you
have to do because that will help me too
get my money back.
>> But all of that, oh, she's a fraud.
She's a fine. I don't take that lightly
because my daddy will get me a lawyer
and I will press I will press charges
and I will do what the [ __ ] I need to
do. She tell you how she bone rushing
here. This is my property. She shouldn't
be bone rushing the in here.
>> But I didn't make it that make it that
deep. You're bone rushing in here. Well,
who the is in here while my child is in
there?
But I didn't make it a video because at
the end of the day, just like it's
unfortunate for me, it's unfortunate for
her because she possibly have to come
out money that she probably doesn't even
have. So, it's a way of both things. But
I just don't appreciate how you were so
nice and so gentle until I told you I
couldn't get that last piece of
information, which I can. I just
couldn't get it right at the moment. And
I have my job calling me because I
signed up for overtime that I totally
forgot about. And that's why I was so
extreme about it because I signed up for
overtime at 8:30. It's 8:55.
So they were calling me and that's why I
kept running in and out the house.
Running in and out the house so that I
could talk to them without being in
y'all face having to talk to you that
other
>> but I felt like I shouldn't even have to
explain none of that because I just
wanted to
>> apologize for even snapping on you.
That's number one. Number two, letting
you know that I did I didn't appreciate
that because like I said right, do you
feel like your tone changed or not? Your
tone changed. Your tone changed and your
demeanor changed
>> and I didn't I didn't appreciate that at
all.
>> But that's what I wanted to let you
know.
>> Thank you. Good luck to you. Have a good
day.
>> Anything you want to say to the the
people whose houses you stayed in?
>> No. No. Unfortunately, that wasn't me.
>> That is you in the video. What are you
talking about?
>> Unfortunately, that wasn't. So, I don't
know what you're talking about.
>> We don't have to leave anything until
the police comes back and tell us what
would be
>> I have every right to be in this house.
>> You don't have every right to be in the
house. And my girlfriend owns the house.
So, I don't know what you need to take
up with the police, but what whatever
the case may be.
>> I own the house.
>> But yeah. Okay.
>> No. No. If you touch down
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