Granada Hills hoarding homeowner sued by LA County
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Kristine Lazar reports from Granada Hills, where she reports on a recent public nuisance lawsuit filed against a homeowner who has been in the public eye for some time, hoarding mounds of trash on their property.
I feel sorry for the neighbors. Not only is it an eyesore but the health issues with rats and rodents is even worse.
RATT?🤪
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The thing is that, the person or people that are doing the hoarding need physical help. Like a therapist to talk to about their hoarding and other issues going on. Obviously the clean up is just not enough. The person should have gotten free therapy. I have watched some of those hoarding episodes briefly. It's very difficult for some of those people to clean up their stuff. Some do make the change and others do not. A therapist does come in to talk to the hoarder though of the reason behind them hoarding so much and how to go about getting better. I do feel for the neighbors too for putting up with it.
@xxpyroxx75 I'd be willing to bet if you had neighbors that were knocking tens of thousands of dollars off your property value you'd have more than the opinion "don't look at it" to offer up!
@@joshriver75
They probably own a hoarder house
AND they'll never be able to sell their properties even if they tried!
A lot of people suffer from this illness, My mother climbed in the dumpster to take out a table I threw away because she couldn't let it go. This is a tough one to deal with.
Especially older people that grew up with nothing.
That's different. Holding things for sentimental value is ok. It's s when it gets in the way of daily activities and quality of life that it becomes a problem. ... Or when it starts affecting other people physically
@@jasminechauhan1292 hoarders find sentimental value in nearly everything though.. how is this different? We don’t even know if this was an important table or not..and it very well could have been getting in the way..??
@@kayla7562 why don't you look it up and educate yourself instead of berating me?
My roommate is a hoarder. Not this bad, but she could be if her family and close friends weren't able to keep it somewhat in check.
She sincerely wants a clean and tidy living space, but everything is valuable, handy and unique.
This is so sad. Hoarding is a terrible illness that punishes everybody.
That's not hoarding. It's laziness. Hoarders keeps stuff and can't let it go. This is just trash they don't care about, but are too lazy (or cheap) to dispose of.
@@reh3884 There are different kinds of hoarding. This is a mental illness.
This might just be laziness because they can quickly clean up and get rid of stuff when needed. My daughter has a weird hoarding habit she's working on. She keeps glass bottles. At first I thought it was a collection because the ones she kept were really cool but then we were just getting the run of the mill bottles piling up in her room. I knew this was a start of a problem. She's in therapy and she's now agreed to keep around twenty and toss the rest out. If this was hoarding, it would be like pulling teeth to get the hoarder to throw things out.
Including the neighbors
Hoarders keep stuff because it has sentimental value , this is just laziness and dirty
My ex wife was a hoarder. I did not let my house accumulate junk and I did not enable her illness to take control of our house. Her family accused me of being an asshole husband for literally throwing away garbage.
Tell them we’re they can shove it
Tell them to take her to live with them
good you got out and she is now your x
Sounds like a miserable cat lady
Obviously it's a sickness of co dependence, her whole family may have issues. Not familiar with the proper treatments for this disorder 😕.
You know what I find really funny? I find the city of Los Angeles is willing to sue or cite an actual homeowner for hoarding. A homeowner, who probably pays taxes on their home. However, they won't do anything about the homeless people that hoard everything and leave piles of junk in the streets. Where people who live in these LA areas, including children going to school. Cannot even walk on their public sidewalks.
San Francisco is also looking real bad. Kids can’t get off the bus without stepping all over drug addicts.
Good point
can't sue a person who has nothing left. come on use some brain
Well you are the community, that being said the homeless problem is not just a government problem, it's a community problem.. so how about you do somthing about it, like clean it up..? Come together as a community and purchase a dumpster for them to use.. I mean if the community did that each person would pay what 50 cents each? So stop complaining when there are things you alone can do to make it better... but wait that would take up your time, that's a shame..
@@B.01001. well I can tell you why they are uptight lazy ass people who rather not make themselves look bad for doing something to the homeless that isn't nice obviously they don't have the balls to say it to there face instead want to ignore it have someone else deal with it so it's out of sight with no more worries as well as no guilt since someone else did the dirty work. That's how these uptight snobby people are these days it's sad 😔
Of course it happened again. That's what happens when you address the symptoms and not the disease.
That's why "the disease" needs to go to jail. They are creating a public health hazard and refusing to obey the law and do what is right for their neighbors, even if they don't care about their own health.
It is a mental health issue and jail is not the answer. Losing property for liens is a sad but needed outcome
@@stephenking3356 looking at your comment history, you sound like you have a really beautiful horse...
@@chestyvulva if you mean "really beautiful house", it's a modest place but it's clean, tidy, rat and roach free, and is not a neighborhood eyesore or hazard. Putting garbage in a dumpster isn't rocket science.
@@stephenking3356 calm down, karen. Jail isnt necessary. Based on the story, the city doesnt follow through with enforcement. Of course theyre going to keep doing it if they arent getting in trouble. City can start writing tickets and do their job or they can stfu lol
It’s an addiction like any other, and it needs to be treated at the root. Just like a drinker, taking away the bottle doesn’t solve the problem. Taking away the stuff just makes them bring in even more in response. It’s a bad addiction because it effects everyone around them, and it so unhealthy.
It don't have to be drugs.....it could be a tragedy that cause them to hoard....not necessarily drug related but this is ridiculous.
Reopen the insane asylums. That's the only answer.
I don’t mean to seem heartless, but the owners issues and traumas are not our problem. There are people that simply lives and enjoy living worse than a pack of animals. The property needs to be taken away through police power and the owners can be rehoused in a skilled facility. You can’t help those who don’t want help. The neighbors stated the people are loud and most likely dangerous so it’s obvious this is more than a hoarding situation. Give home owners two years (that’s a long time) to get the help they need to clean up their properties or risk losing it. Bank should also require properties must stay in a reasonable state or risk foreclosure.
@@modernskyn Exactly. Every single person in this WORLD, ALL OF US have had some 'trauma' in our lives. ALL OF US. All this oh they had trauma talk is just a way of never holding ADULTS responsible for their behavior. All of us could do the most horrible thing imaginable and I'm sure if we think hard enough we can come up with some 'trauma' to blame it on. If they're this sick, then institutionalize them. They have no right to destroy a neighborhood and they've had plenty of chances to change. They have chosen to do this. It's called free will and personal responsibility.
But do these people remember what they have collected? I was thinking that what if somebody from the family removes stuff would it be noticed by the addict?
Something is being done only because it’s in a nice area.
I don’t doubt that at all!
No, because enough people complained 🙄 and how they complained. You get as many people involved as you can. Media, city, police, public health so on.
People work hard to buy “nice” houses for their families. Not like most people get handed a house out of nowhere. What’s your point ?
@@firesign1800 who gets handed a house ?
It happens in rural areas as well. Was called to volunteer in a huge property clean up out in the country. County was going to take the home if they did t get it cleared.
I felt bad when I decluttered my parents’ house when they went on vacation for almost a month. My mom and I initially fought for days and weeks but now, they’ve learned how to throw their stuff away.
I feel bad for the son
Who won the fight? Is it on video?
What I went through with mine, they threw away valuable things, went to Bloomingdale’s for “fancy” replacements (fine china, bedding with ruffles and bows). Bought set of encyclopedias at Salvation Army to decorate a gloomy den where nobody went. I became disabled. Household “Helpers” stole all jewelry, towels, casual silverware. Now I’m in a condo with heaps of soup tureens, dishes, candlesticks. (All had been marked “Doesn’t Want” with post-its, but movers brought anyway.)
I wouldn't throw it away. I hate good stuff going into landfills. I would donate it or put it out on curb with sign that says 'free' or post it to social media indicating free items
@xxpyroxx75 if my stuff or my house are full of cockroaches, worms and other disgusting insects, I’d be more than happy if people will touch and throw it away for me. I guess you’ve never encountered a hoarder or been a hoarder your life which you kind of inherited from your parents. I was on that journey and I knew I had to intervene, whether they like it or not. These stuff had been sitting in our house for decades and all of it is useless.
Sad, but it's completely understandable that the neighbors cannot tolerate it. The rights of the community to live in a safe and clean environment and not have their street trashed by this eyesore outweighs any consideration for the hoarder.
Yes! This person need to be in a mental institution. Why did we get rid of those again?
You're equal to the trash removed from that property. The rights of the collective do not supercede the rights of the individual.
This is ridiculous I would hate to live near them, I can only imagine what the inside looks like.
Why do u care how other people live their lives worry about yourself
Right antwan probably lives a perfect life!
As long as its indoors who cares. That out doors stuff gathers vermin.
@@h_3_x_ because it’s not healthy…you most likely a democrat…and they are the biggest ones telling people how to live there lives
LOL, if you live in LA, you already do live like that.
I live with a hoarder. I fight every day against the bs! It’s disgusting
Start throwing things away they'll never know because it's too messy.
move the one thing you have control over is YOU
@@richardschneider4775 It seems so obvious when you say it.
@@lilacfairy. A hoarder will know, when stuff is thrown out. They have a mental map of everything, and attach feeling to dead objects.
@@brostenen 😆 oh my goodness really???
Put a couple of homeless tents in the front yard and the county will back off
🤣🤣🤣
Right lol 😂
Yeah I remember that. That’s insane. Why the F would someone want to live like that. Fukin disgusting.
Everyone has a f garage yet they all park in public. They all have the most huge private garage.
Why many like him exactly. Not him alone. They have the most huge private garage. Yet they all fight for the public parking space. U know they are like him.
If you’re living like that they’re definitely mentally ill. Hoarders
Because hoarding is a mental problem.
I'm wondering, can LA sue itself for hoarding homeless people that have turned their streets into what looks like this guy's yard?
So LA County with almost 3x as many people as the city of LA is able to move faster to get rid of the hoarder?
City of Compton
The county is waiting for county approval on taking action. The judge might say no because it's the city of LA's problem. LA county has about 10million,LA city has 4million
This person obviously cannot live by themselves. They cannot take care of a home. I’ve seen an episode of hoarding where they have to send her off to assisted-living because she was not competent to live at home by herself. This reminds me of that.
Totally agree. People of this condition don’t have the capacity to take care of their mental issues on their own ….let alone take care of their dwelling of choice. I have watched many hoarding shows and I feel so sorry for family, friends and neighbors that have to deal with the hoarders issues because the hoarder doesn’t have the capacity to face it themselves… Some hoarding gets so bad that it destroys the house itself.
Inside of his home is clean.
@@Cease187 post pics.
What makes you so self righteous that you'd believe everyone should be forced to live as you do? This is as authoritarian as an idea can get. I disagree with your lifestyle so you should be considered too incompetent to care for yourself and forced into an assisted living home. You're an abhorrent human.
She doesn’t live by herself, she lives with her adult son as well
This makes my stomach turn. How could they gather that much crap in just one year?! It looks like a really nice neighborhood, too. smh
And it looked like it WAS a nice home before the garbage junkies moved in.
Probably moved a lot of stuff from the inside out and just keep collecting
Omg what a nightmare for the neighbors especially the ones right next to them! I can’t imagine the smells rats & roaches coming into my house. If it’s that bad outside how much shit is inside
I didn’t know roaches smell. What do they smell like?
@@shottashabazz6721 Similar to crickets. I sell both in a pet shop as feeders. They stink bad.
The person or people that are doing the hoarding need physical help. Like a therapist to talk to about their hoarding and other issues going on. Obviously the clean up is just not enough. The person should have gotten free therapy. I have watched some of those hoarding episodes briefly. It's very difficult for some of those people to clean up their stuff. Some do make the change and others do not. A therapist does come in to talk to the hoarder though of the reason behind them hoarding so much and how to go about getting better. The TV hoarding shows are on A&E. I think you can look em up here on youtube
@@boohere2 hell no, tired of giving these criminals free-bies, did u not here there were often dangerous visitors at the property, meaning there are people going in and out of that house that are not from there, god knows wth they are doing (selling or making drugs) right next to neighbors that actually follow the rules/ laws. they need more than therapy imo
@@PhatAssObese oh. I missed that part of people going in & Out
So this home owner is a hoarder and the city comes down hard on them instead of offering psychiatric help. Yet the homeless encampments are just as bad and the city doesn’t give an eff.
They don't need any mental help. Just need to destroy the home and lock 🔐 them up in a mental Ward.
Probably because those are million dollar houses and the neighbors been complaining for years now.
But yeah that's just gonna keep happening unless this person seeks help however I don't think it can be forced, Anymore.
Just another opportunity to make someone homeless and pain on the people. Keeps the money flowing into their pockets. 🙃🤡
They did help and flipped the 12k bill themselves and the homeowner didn’t give 2 flying f’s and did it again in complete disregard to all their neighbors. They’re careless and a nuisance.
How do you know they weren't offered help? You can only do so much if the person isn't willing.
You can get sued by the county . yet you can't sue the city for the crime and homelessness they incite.
yay u can, u just gotta find a good lawyer who will fight the city
Someone doesnt know what accountability is
@@erismana2105 gasscon for one and Newsom!
Wow I remember seeing this and can’t believe they actually got it cleaned just to get junked up again. This is so sickening
I can believe it .. They treated the effect , but not the cause . It’s gonna keep getting back to this way unless they treat the actual cause of the owner’s hoarding . The owner needs to see someone to work through it (mentally , not just physically) .
Honestly at that point, I'd say they need to be put in a prison cell or a mental hospital and leave just them in there. Too many chances have been given
It's so disgusting
My neighbor's house is like this. It's horrible and the city does nothing.
Do you know that some problems cannot be solved until the person is dead?
Good analysis of the situation even as grim as it sounds. I think that's how all the wars really started.
Damn lol
That's freaking ridiculous
@@carrieanncancino5118 After the person passes away, the assets will get transferred to a person that might care more.
I can't imagine what has to be going through someone's head to live like that, but they obviously need help. I feel bad for everyone, the neighbors and the home owner
How can they afford the house payment or for all this shit cuz it's not trash it's like plastic bins and cars and vacuums and bikes and shit like that. It's not bags of trash. They are holders forsure but they clearly have the means to get rid of this shit and still refuse to.
@@deandredunbar9618 I don't believe that someone mentally healthy would live like that. I don't think they hold on to the junk because they can't afford to get rid of it, I think they are unable to throw things away due to mental illness or trauma and they need psychological help. Hoarding is unsanitary and isn't good for the individual or the community, it's a truly sad illness.
yeah they need to start selling on ebay and move out to a bigger property with more land to store shit
Aww poor neighbors..smh stfu
@@mach275 Unfortunately, most of anything these people have that would be considered "valuable" is ruined and worthless because it's covered in mold or feces or bugs or it's been destroyed by rodents. These people need comprehensive mental healthcare. Simply getting rid of these items isn't going to be a long term solution.
LA putting effort into suing this homeowner yet letting criminals run rampant 🤦🏽♂️ priorities LA priorities 🙄
Bc they know they can ruin a person that has something.
The neighbors very justified complaints to the news media and city forced the LA authorities to act. As the guy in the video states, there are these type garbage dump houses all over LA. These people are no better than the other criminals who cause misery with their behavior.
To those that say give them a dumpster, that just doesn't work and you need to read a bit about 'hoarding'. The people with these problems actually have physical (because of the debris they live in) and mental health issues. It's not about having a place to throw their garbage or 'junk' away. They can't find anything that 'needs' to be thrown away. It's all kept for a reason. 'This piece could be fixed. I might need that. The kids could use this. Look at that (???) that someone threw away - it's still in good shape. I might want to read that book. I might find some information in that newspaper someday when I need it.' They cannot let anything go. Each and every item is 'important' and 'necessary' including their household garbage. If you gave them 25 dumpsters and acres of land it would all be filled with things that they need to 'keep' (including the dumpsters). As is noted in this video, someone like the City can come in and dispose of everything and clean it up. It will be completely refilled in no time. It's a horrible problem to have. It's a horrible situation for anyone trying to live with (survive) with a hoarder in the family. Significant others that work, who are meticulous in their jobs and children in school that come home to this every single day. Escape isn't easy. It can be compared to living with an alcoholic or a drug user. And to my knowledge, although some progress may have been made over the past couple of years, it seems to be impossible to change this 'habit' of hoarding. It's disgusting, it's filthy, it's uninhabitable, it's debilitating and, regrettably, it is a very real issue.
So, For people in general, understanding what is going on doesn't help fix anything but at least you have an answer for the 'Why' of it all. I hope this sheds some light on how these situations happen.
My old neighbor had plywood fences around his property. Right on the property line. There was just a little path to the front door. The yard was filled inch by inch and stacked high. Finally the fire department declared it a hazard and they had to clear it completely and take down plywood fences.
The homeowner could be heard saying, “I know right where everything is, and I need this stuff, I have plans to do something with it.”
🤣🤣🤣
Yeah that's meth talking
@@thestalker5561
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We need to expose the home owner and her ADULT son. And shame them publicly.
Have it condemned. Sell the house..
I hope that the homeowner is being offered mental health support. That’s a sign of serious trauma. 💔
This is so terribly sad. How can you have so much crap?
I read somewhere that people were paying him to let them dump stuff on his property. He must have been charging less than the local dump. Taking other peoples trash was a source of income at this home.
@@valeriedabaghian6561 hold on. aren't dump trucks are free of charge? Those guys are paid by the city to collect trash
@@Jupiter.141 Where I live it costs money to take stuff to the dump.
Sue the city for not informing their codes
Any sane person can comprehend that you can’t live like that.
I find it so hilarious how it cost the city 12k. What a joke. I rmbr they hired a private clean up company on one of thr clean ups. Why?! When the city already has trucks and bulky pick up services so how are they not able to allocate several city workers and trucks to the home ??! Love the lining of pockets thru contracts.
Hmm…good point
Honestly after seeing how the sheriff's department is run here, I don't trust anyone in the city or even the school districts for that matter
Yeah, send caltrans out there. I had to do caltrans in lieu of jail time. It's like a daily community service where you meet at some yard, and they take you places to clean up, lots of public parks and highways. Then my worker van was hit by another work van and I went home! Whiplash. They tried to make me see their doctor, I saw mine and never saw them again.
Suing the homeowner? Really cmon. Offer help but why threaten to take away his home by suing them?
I truly hope this person gets help. Hoarding is an addiction and this person need to receive treatment.
People should sued LA FOR NOT CLEANING HOMELESS
I believe in letting people do what they want on their own property. This isn't one of those things and they 100% deserve to be sued. It's a health risk and a fire hazard, the other houses in the neighborhood are at risk if pest infestation and the houses next to it are it risk of being burned down because there's a tinder box next to them
Can you sue the city for defunding the police and making you feel unsafe ?
You know that's a good point!
Maybe we can all get together and file a class action lawsuit! 😁
THERE TWEEKERS!!! And have all the homeless and tweekers and pill heads come there and they all bring there junk I’m surprised there’s not small batches of encampments outside the house
Hoarders
@K. S. they’re is correct for they are.
Extreme hoarding trap house edition!!! Live from the trap!!!🤣😭🤣 I bet they are tweakers, it's a methed up situation all around! Her and her skeevy son. I wonder how many dead animals are in there, hopefully not people! No one saw the hoarders with dead cats under the couch?
As a former meth user, I would clean for days straight. Till this day, I still binge clean and I've been sober for 6 months. They must be on something else.
Ha. If it was tweakers that whole property would be immaculate 😄😄😄😄
Wow.😯 The first (& last) time
I dove into a dumpster
happened last week.
My neighbor had passed away,
& her family was throwing out her possessions.
Most of it was junk.
But I spotted a brand new cigarette-rolling machine in the dumpster.
My own roller had recently broke,
so this was an unexpected surprise.;
a gift from a ghost.
But surrounding oneself with garbage is just sadly pathological. 😥
@@qd0t471
Oh yeah. I remember my college years. (Poor struggling student
in his first apartment.)
Most of my furniture was taken from good folks who threw out their old stuff, to make room for upgrades.
Whatever it takes to survive... 🎃👍
*Down sizing* *minimalism* *donation* and *clean up* is the way to go as one ages~~
This is completely unacceptable and should not be tolerated on any level! This has gone way, way beyond someone just having a dirty, junky house. This is a situation where one homeowner is costing an entire community their health and freedom! These people's children are being held hostage and cannot have the freedom to enjoy riding their bikes and skateboarding on their own block for fear of having their health severely compromised. This is beyond ridiculous and inexcusable. This is one particular hoarding case where I have absolutely no empathy or sympathy for the homeowner nor her son. I hope the county wins the lawsuit and I hope that house gets condemned and bulldozed! They're lucky no one in the neighborhood has become fed up enough to burn that house down to the ground.
Hoarding is a mental illness. It tends to follow a loss of a loved one or loved ones. They become afraid to lose anymore and hoard things. You can clean it up but it won't stay clean unless that person gets mental help.
That's an excuse for ppl who are lazy and don't want to clean up. Quit that mental illness crap!
Well it is that person's responsibility to get help just like any other person out here who suffers from Major depression, or Mania, or Social anxiety, or suffers from a Personality Disorder. No one makes allowances or excuses for them and there is no reason that this hoarder should be given a pass for what they are subjecting an ENTIRE COMMUNITY to.
This should absolutely not be tolerated. It affects surrounding property purchases & sales etc. These ppl are incapable of running a household and should not be allowed to. They need assisted living and adequate mental health care.
Thats beyond insane hazard...
the home owners will not care at all about any court decision...its a sickness ...
"Thats beyond insane Hazard?" Bro go read a book instead of worry how other people live their lives fucken weirdo
they just want to make an episode of extreme hoarders, after they will stop.
This is disgusting! The hoarder needs help and therapy. If the hoarder cannot afford it, go on the Hoarder show in AE
So can we sue LA county for hording the homeless??
Google Earth shows front and rear yard quite cluttered but not as horrific as the drone footage, 16500 block of Bircher Street.
😂😂😂
@Lucy Left the Building Oops. Google Earth is March 2020.
Awful, how can anyone live in that kind of mess, those people that live in that house needs mental healthcare
Tbh I feel bad for hoarders bc I know it's a mental illness and whatever but I've seen enough episodes of hoarders and other people's stories and I find it hard to find sympathy for hoarders tbh. It doesn't just affect themselves it effects everyone around them like this
The homeowner doesn’t even deserve a home anymore ….
they’d never be able for recover if they were homeless.
You don't get a home because you "deserve it."
That homeowner needs therapy.
Had some tenants who were hoarders not this bad. I had to get rid of them, thankfully they left without incident. I don’t know how anyone can live in those conditions!🤮🤮🤢
Thank God you were able to get rid of them without a fight!
Can we sue California for the homeless crisis?
As Samuel L. Jackson would say, "This is some Repugnant Shit!"
Does anyone else see the shadow on the door at 1:52? Where is that person standing? Are they hoarding ghosts too?
Also, if the homeowner sees this comment, please let me make a video there before you start cleaning!
That’s sooooooo creepy!!! What/Who is that!?!? Like they don’t even realize it’s there! No reason for a person to be standing there dressed in all black on a sunny day in LA. 🤔
I believe it's the reporter
Yeah I see it. Pretty weird.
Mr MOLOTOV would take care of this muckpile
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Had a somewhat same problem I live in a city where I share a narrow pathwalk with the few neighbors in an apartment complex this one neighbor who hoards plants every month plants in pots are adding up to the point that the path walk became only for 1 person , we complained to the landlord ,but for a few weeks plants are coming back , the hoarder is a relative of the landlord so she has the audacity to do such thing. one time a neighbor had a hard time having his new furniture getting into his place and need to tip large for the delivery personel.
Still the plants and sell them at the Swapmeet!!
You can't horde plants
@@royalcrowntowing2464 If you have so many plants to the point where you cannot properly care for them, and you keep buying more anyway, then yes, you must certainly can hoard plants.
Most of the city/county streets look this anyway, massive double standards. The county should be sued in this case
This is the city if LA jurisdiction not the county the county is trying to step in to help. The judge might not let them because it's LA city's problem
Guys please educate yourselves on what causes someone to become a hoarder. More than half of these comments are just completely incorrect. And those of you making these inaccurate comments are contributing to mental health stigma.
SMH 🤦🏿♀️ get some help cause to collect that much trash is insane.
what ever happened to right of privacy or property rights. let these people live how ever they want to, as long as it occurs in their own space.
I’m not defending the homeowner but this front yard currently looks cleaner than some non meth homeowners. Where’s the current footage of backyard?
Yuck 🤮 I feel for the neighbors. Obviously the homeowners are sick but this affects the neighborhood, health violations are obviously rampant. Since this was cleaned up once before neighbors should now sue the city, county, and the homeowners for endangering the lives of neighbors living nearby, for loss of their property's value, loss of enjoyment, and any other charges they can file.
Ugh dealing with my uncle same shit, the problem is he has a right to decide how he wants to live, it’s his property and can live how he wants
Except when it creates a safety and health risk to others properties. Then it’s not just their choice
@@GW-gz8jh nope called the city they said it’s not that bad, we can’t do anything why do you want to be mean was what I got
@@pinchebruha405 you’ve got a crappy city then. They will fine them daily in my area then will threaten to condemn it
There's a hoarder 2 blocks from where I live.... I don't understand how no one has complained about 🤷 the house is an eye sore. The city should step in if it's a continuous problem
Gasoline. Matches. Solution.
Correct u r. Problem solved!
What about all the tons of people worst than he is. Why they fighting for public parking spaces. They have the most huge garages.
@@ttjohnson8004 what about the tons of people worst than him. They fighting for public parking spaces. They have the most huge garages. What to do about the others like him.
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Lay to rest the garbage and the pestilence that lies within
How is it possible to get cleaned up and then to junk up immediately? Where are they getting their trash!!?????
"Oh well you look at that. Shame that house went up in flames"
authorities need to just smoke the people out of that house; they’ll learn their lesson then.
The county should have been sued long ago for letting this toxic rat infestation occur. I feel for the contiguous homeowners..
Take the home away
Clean it and evict them.
City leaders are on the wrong side of what's right and what's wrong.
I really really really hoped they would interview the people living there
But .if they spend money on those kind things.. cleaning up messes . Taking care of the community.. maintaining infrastructure.. they won't have no money left for raises ..and other perks ..which can be costly ..
Please tell me there are no PETS inside that house! But it may be the way to finally shut that place down through humane laws. Some people are just beyond selfish.
My neighbors (they've since fixed the problem) were kinda messy and we ended up having a problem with small roaches around our house. Their mess was mainly inside, not at all to this magnitude, but bugs still happened. I actually sent an email to the homeowners association anonymously because I didn't know how to complain to their face without hurting feelings. Anyway, I can't imagine how many critter problems the neighbors are having with that kind of disaster right next door. I'd be calling all sorts of numbers too. That's just absolutely ridiculous, mental disorder or not. It's SPILLING into the streets!!
The person who started "Got Junk?" is a genius.
An endless supply of customers from coast to coast thanks to hoarders who's family members have to deal with this after the hoarder passes away.
There is no solution while the hoarder is living - unfortunately.
Is it possible to see an updated drone footage of the backyard too? The front yard seems clean but what about the back yard?
That's a front yard and back yard rewatch the video
Check if the property taxes are being paid.
Eminent domain, take the house
You obviously don't believe in the Constitution and the right of property
These hoarders are SICK AND IM TIRED of Therapists handling them with softness and kindness..CONDEMN THESE HOUSES AND THROW THEM OUT. PERIOD. THESE PEOPLE ARE SICK.
I’m from TN & I always looked forward to LAs amusing news 🤣
TN is shit hole
The home owner needs counseling
1:07 Dude with the Rolls Royce in the background is living like he's homeless. They only enter their property from the west
I can’t understand why people like this have rights. Hoarding like this is a nuisance, dangerous and disgusting. The volume of trash is ridiculous. It’s in every town/city across the United States and there should be laws to protect the rest of us from being subjected to it.
speed freaks..always busy doing nothing. i had a neighbor like that. he was 5150
omg i understand that it can affect local property values, collective aesthetics of the community and health problems, but its HER LAND AND HER HOME. i thought the whole point of white picketed fences, large back yard and the comfort of living in the home you OWN, is the american dream. I had a neighbor in queens, who brought out tens of empty home depo buckets in the yard, near the gutter spouts to collect RAIN WATER to water the plants because they wanted to save the water bill. the stagnant water festered pests, especially mosquitos. did the town do anything? nope. when the rich karens of the community speak up b/c it is affecting the value of the home, the town listens.
Omg I cannot believe it’s junky again! Wtf
Thank the city of LA there all over the city. That's why the county is trying yo step in
Leave those homeowners alone, it’s America. Sue the city for harassment, and violation of their rights.😂😂👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Long overdue
I'm shocked that house never mysteriously burned down a long time ago... Couldn't be me.
Hey this stuff is gold! Well maybe not right now but after Gavin turns this state upside down this guy will be the new corner store
What's wrong with them? They should be taken out of the neighborhood..
How do you sue someone that has nothing 🤭
They have at 1.2 million dollar house
@@sbg1911 1.2 million for mold and rats😂
@puhahaha77 i just finished looking into it and it's a rental property, landlord has been fighting with tenants for years, the police and city do nothing to help the cause
If the owner of the house is reading this, i will buy your house “as is”
They need a Chinese monk Feung Shuai expert at that house. 😳
U crazy. Too extremely late for that.
it's a health and safety hazard for everyone in that neighborhood - the county is right to step in to take control of the situation. you can do what you want with your property but not when it starts negatively affecting surrounding properties. nobody wants to live next door to a garbage dump.
Lmao! This dude is still here! The roof and walk way has more space 🤷🏻♀️
They need to foreclose on the house. The neighbors have put up with enough.