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So my guys showed up to do a job and ten homeowners were back gathering things. Things got ugly and the cops were called. The neighbors the police chief of this small po dunk town. This is about. $3000 clean up that we can do in 2 days. Got sent back out and what do I find? Quickrete poured down the sinks and toilets. LMAO. That water meter manifold was filled up with quickrete also.

This was a first for me. It's kind of funny.
 
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Ya know I don't always like the banks but in my mind if I couldn't make the payments, and or lost a house I would own up to it. It's like these people are trying to prove something by being stupid.
 
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Wait....what am I missing? These were people being evicted? All at the same time? The concrete down the drain, that's bad mojo. I know we all probably have wanted to do it, but that just makes everything worse.
 
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Shouldn't they be arrested for malicious destruction of property? I don't think they could pull off some lame excuse such as, "Yes, officer, it did happen recently. We were so distressed about being foreclosed on that my husband mixed up the quickrete with the detergent."

Or this is just the bank's visual of what a chargeback is like.
 
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State Jail Felony – Criminal Mischief in Texas
The State Jail Felony classification is applied in cases where the criminal mischief damage is valued at:

between $1,500 to $20,000,
Less than $1,500 and the property is a habitation where damaged is done by fire or explosion, or
Less than $1,500 and the property was a fence designed to keep livestock or game animals in.
State Jail Felonies are punishable by up to 180 days to 2 years in state jail and fines reaching $10,000.
 

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Paradox said:
Shouldn't they be arrested for malicious destruction of property? I don't think they could pull off some lame excuse such as, "Yes, officer, it did happen recently. We were so distressed about being foreclosed on that my husband mixed up the quickrete with the detergent."

Or this is just the bank's visual of what a chargeback is like.
I agree. Let's see what happens. They could say it wasn't them. This house was broken into and the assailants arrested. The homeowners were older folks and they got really sick and their son moved them out to we're he lives(right at the Arizona Mexico border), so 4 hours south of the property location.

We did the initial secure about 30 days ago. The neighbor, who is a cop, came by and let me know he arrested the punks who vandalized the home. Telling me how grateful that we were going to clean up the mess. 30 days later he is asking me to leave and I should be ashamed of myself for not giving these people ample time to retrieve their belongings as they live 4 hours away. Lol.
 

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Wait....what am I missing? These were people being evicted? All at the same time? The concrete down the drain, that's bad mojo. I know we all probably have wanted to do it, but that just makes everything worse.
No the people came back after I secured the property that had been abandoned for more than 6 months. One of my crews showed up to do the clean out, pool cleaning etc and voila, the owner and some other people were there. There really wasn't a lot for them to come back for.

I didn't catch these fools in the act. However, my photos from the Initial secure will show that there was no quickrete anywhere.

I'm not sure if they can be held responsible for that damage because they weren't caught in the act. This bank tends to let the home owners off easy. So I doubt they will pursue them. They probably can't get much out of them.
 

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I show up on some where cabinets, furnaces, well pumps Ect. are removed by the owner. Bank does nothing even though it's Felony Theft..............





I had one that was vandalized. Service company said they DID NOT want a police report and that I was to bid to board the broken windows.



The banks DO NOT care about stuff like this, why do we expect them to care about shoddy hack work?
 
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