Horrific moment Chicago mom discovers SQUATTERS asleep in home she shares with three kids
A Chicago woman was left stunned after coming home to discover that squatters had taken over her home.Viral footage shared on Facebook showed a woman returning home, where she lives with her three children, to find a disaster zone complete with clothes, shoes and her belongings sprawled all over the house. The woman recording the scene opened a door to found one of the squatters asleep on her couch, only waking up as police officers arrived. The homeowner walked in alongside the officers, who announced themselves as they entered the home. 'Y'all are wild, cause there's no telling if y'all were the one who broke into my crib two weeks prior,' the woman was heard saying behind the camera.'Why are you here? Why are you here?' 'Oh my god.... what the f***! Oh my god, y'all the motherf***ers that broke into my crib two weeks prior! One of y'all did!'According to the post on X, the woman had left with her three children to stay at a family member's home after several repeated break-ins. Viral footage posted on Facebook showed a woman in Chicago returning home to find a disaster zone complete with clothes, shoes and her belongings sprawled all over the house Three squatters were discovered in the woman's home, where she lives with her three children According to the post on social media, the woman had left with her three children to stay at a family members home after break-ins to her home had become so badTwo other squatters were discovered in the home quickly after, as the homeowner furiously yelled at them.'I work hard for my things. I have three f***ing babies,' she was heard yelling. 'I work hard for my s***. And they in that bed? I don't even want that f***ing bed no more, ain't no telling what the f*** y'all was just doing in that bed.'She went on, 'I swear to God, when my baby daddy gets back, I promise you, imma see y'all walking these motherf***ing streets, and I got something for y'all.'I'm p***ed off because y'all in my s***. Y'all literally went through all my s***.'The squatters were allowed to pick up their things as they were escorted out of the home, with officers appearing to only take down their names. Officers asked how long they had been in the home and how they got into the home. They claimed that the home was open. 'Y'all motherf***ers climbed through a window to get up in here... That's f***ing crazy.' According to the woman, her home had been broken into just two weeks ago when someone kicked in her door Officers asked how long they had been in the home and how they got into the home. They claimed that the home was open The homeowner said she had locked her door as she left, but after someone had kicked her door in two weeks ago and her landlord had come to fix it, the door had no doorknob The squatters were allowed to pick up their things as they were escorted out of the home, with police only seemingly taking their namesThe homeowner said she had locked her door as she left, but someone had kicked her door in two weeks ago and her landlord had come to fix it, leaving it with no doorknob. 'But you could still lock it,' she said. The ordeal has prompted outrage online, as some even said they recognized the squatters and pointed out that the building allegedly had an ongoing issue with break-ins. 'I would have pressed charges all three of them ain't no safe out here everybody must go to jail,' one commenter wrote. 'I would have beat the f*** out them then called the police afterwards. I’m mad as hell watching this,' another said. 'That's crazy I know the one on the couch... when I see him again imma scare his a**... say why tf y'all in that lady crib... idk where she live but I know him from over east,' a third wrote. 'I know times are hard but you have to be real particular about where you live. Pay that extra money because apparently this is an ongoing problem in this building,' another said. 'How are they able to gather their things? They’re letting them get dressed so are they not going to jail? I have so many questions,' one commenter asked.
