Squatters have allegedly been living in a Beverly Hills mansion for several months, causing chaos and uncertainty for the true property owners.
The situation escalated recently when a man was caught yelling at the squatters as they left the property, claiming ownership with a fake lease. This sparked the attention of the LAPD, who arrived to investigate a possible break-in. Several individuals were detained and then released. According to real estate agent John Woodward, the mansion has been occupied since October 2023. He suggests that the first step to resolving the issue is to cut off the utilities, leaving the squatters without water or power. However, since the property is currently in the hands of the state of California and the courts, it is unclear who has the authority to take this action.
The actual owner of the property insists that he did not lease the house to the squatters and that the lease they produced is fraudulent. Frustratingly, the police have deemed this a civil matter, leaving the owner at a loss for how to handle the situation.
As the drama unfolds, a mysterious individual identified as Mr. Gucci arrives on the scene. He refuses to comment, claiming that his lawyer has advised against it. Speculation from neighbors suggests that he may have some connection to the security of the city.
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