On Friday, June 28, 2024, deputies with the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office responded to a residence in Port Charlotte, Florida, regarding a disturbance. A female complainant reported that her landlord had entered her home and bedroom without notice or permission while she was sleeping and unclothed, yelling at her to vacate the property. Upon arrival, deputies encountered the landlord, Salvador Eligio Perez-Nina, who refused to provide identification or cooperate with the investigation. Perez-Nina repeatedly yelled over the officers, attempted to walk away, and at one point started a lawn mower to avoid communication. When a deputy attempted to guide him toward a patrol vehicle, Perez-Nina thrashed his body and thrashed his arm toward the officer. Investigation revealed that while an eviction notice had been posted, the legal five-day limit for the tenants to vacate had not yet expired. Perez-Nina was arrested and charged with Trespass in an Occupied Structure and Resisting an Officer Without Violence. About This Video: Entitled Landlord Breaks Into A Sleeping Woman's Bedroom, Instantly Regrets His Actions Why We Share This: This video illustrates the volatility of landlord-tenant disputes and the legal boundaries governing property access and evictions. It highlights the escalation that can occur when an individual refuses to comply with a lawful investigation or provide identification during a police encounter. By observing this interaction, viewers can better understand the distinction between civil property matters and the criminal actions of trespassing and resisting law enforcement.