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Hi I am writing to update the public on recent developments, as requested by my victim advocate. I currently have a protective order in place against ***********************. Yesterday, at my home address, while my daughter and I were asleep, an unidentified individual entered my home and proceeded to my daughter's bedroom without announcing their presence. This person then contacted the police without my knowledge or consent. I have since filed a complaint with the police department regarding this incident. Thank you Civil rights infringers:1.Breach of Privacy 2..Use of excessive force by police..3. Denying housing to an individual because of personal ****************** that impede your right to peacefully protest.5. Unreasonable search 6. Trespassing 7. Harassment 8. Violation of order of protection 9. Freedom of religion 10. Child exploitation

There are details missing from this review that are relevant to the events that occurred concerning the reviewer. On June 20th, ARIZONA Homestores was notified that there was an unauthorized occupant in one of the properties that we manage and that the unauthorized occupant was refusing to leave the residence. I contacted the tenant who we have a lease with and was told the name of the unauthorized occupant. Per ARS 33-1378 I contacted the local police department to have the unauthorized occupant removed however the local police department would not remove the unauthorized occupant due to a domestic situation that was ongoing. I was advised by the local police department to move forward with the formal eviction process. I contacted the tenant to sign the 10 notice to vacate due to violation of the lease and the 2-day notice to enter the residence for an inspection to verify the homes condition and that there was an unauthorized occupant in the home. ****** signed the notices and notices were posted on the front door per Arizona Law at the residence on June 20th. Also, notices were sent via certified mail the same day. I arrived on June 24th at 10 am to perform the inspection per the 2-day notice to enter the residence. Upon arriving, the metal screen door was locked and the notices were still on the front door. I used the key to unlock the metal screen door and knocked on the door several times before accessing the residence. Upon accessing the residence, I announced myself twice before entering. I heard a tv and went to the room where there was a tv and opened the door. I noticed the child and ask them if there was an adult in the home and received no answer. I immediately exited from the residence and called the local police department to assist me with accessing the home to perform the inspection as, I did not know if there was an adult in the home and did not want any issues or problems to arise. The unauthorized occupant eventually came to the door and as I was trying to explain the situation to them, they became agitated and talked over me. I decided to wait for the local police department to arrive before engaging the unauthorized occupant further. Local police department arrived and informed the unauthorized occupant of who I was and why I was at the residence. I was able to perform my inspection. I tried to explain the 10-day notice to vacate and that they did not have a valid lease with Arizona Homestores and that subletting was not allowed, but the unauthorized tenant would not allow me to speak so I left. ARIZONA Homestores has a duty and responsibility to our homeowners to ensure that their properties are taken care of and that all people residing in the properties have been vetted properly and are approved as tenants/occupants. I do thank the unauthorized tenant for vacating the property within the 10-day notice thus keeping this from having to go to court for a formal eviction.