- So it looks like this is somebody that
used to live at this residence, but has since been told
that they have to leave.
They've come back, causing a disturbance trying
to get some of their stuff.
- Hello.
- Hi.
- OK.
- What's the deal?
What's the deal?
- She's, uh--
- She used to live here or what [inaudible]..
- Right.
- OK.
How long has she been gone from here?
OK, did you tell her to leave?
- Came back--
- And what did she say?
OK.
Ma'am, come talk to us.
- All right.
I just talked to George.
He said I could--
I could [inaudible].
- OK, just come talk to us.
- OK.
- Set that down.
- Yeah, I was trying to.
- OK.
- So-- so what are you doing out here?
- I'm trying to get my-- the rest of my stuff out of this
burned mess.
My place burned down last week.
- OK, the owner of the property says that they don't want you
out here.
- I just talked to the owner of the property.
I'll get-- you want his number?
- I think I just talked to him.
- No, that's the renter.
- OK.
- OK, so do you own this property?
- No, I don't own this property.
George [bleep] does.
- OK.
And how-- do you like--
do you live on here?
Do you rent from George?
- Yeah, I--
I live in this house over here. - OK.
OK. So you rent from George?
- Yeah.
- And she also lived here in this building
that got burned down? - Yeah.
- Correct?
OK, how did it burn down?
- She, uh--
- OK.
It's Amanda, correct? - Yes.
- OK, I just want to make sure that I got that right.
What happened, exactly?
- I don't know.
I was sleeping.
I know it was last week.
I think it was last Sunday night.
- Uh-huh.
- Sunday or Monday.
And I was sleeping at 1:30.
And I woke up about 5:30 to smoke and my bed on fire.
- OK, where have you been?
So that happened just about a week ago?
- Yeah. Gotcha.
- I had-- I basically--
I had-- I'm the one that's basically cleaning this up.
And-- I mean, I worked really hard on it for three days.
- Yeah.
- And I haven't been able to get over here for the last four
days.
- Uh-huh.
- And I'm surprised that they haven't already-- already--
you know, finished it.
But I had a bunch of aluminum wheels in here.
And-- that they had been trying to steal.
So I put them inside with me.
So that's probably why they don't want me to finish
cleaning it up, you know?
- Clear, thank you.
They don't want you to clean up, why?
I'm sorry.
- Because of the aluminum wheels.
- Oh, so they want what--
OK.
What was it?
Like a shed, or was it--
- Yeah, it-- it was made out of cedar.
- Oh, OK.
- Yeah, like-- it was an old office, I think.
- I talked to George.
He said that he was under the impression
that she had one specific item she was grabbing
and [inaudible] digging around.
She doesn't-- he doesn't really want her out here [inaudible]..
- Yeah, he said after tonight, so--
- That-- I--
I just got off the phone with him.
He was under the impression that you had something specific
that you we're grabbing, not--
- Yeah, I did grab that already.
- OK.
He doesn't want you here now because we got called out.
- Oh. - So he wants--
he wants you to go, OK?
- All right. All right.
- So that we are avoid any issues.
- Right, right, right.
- And, uh, if--
- All right.
- If there's other issues for trying to find stuff,
you can go through our civil--
you can go through the civil process in trying to get it.
- Well, [inaudible].
Yeah, right here is what I was wanting to really get
because that's where my Army chest was where I put all
my keepsakes.
- OK.
Well, we're going to have to go, OK?
- Oh, no.
I'm done with my buckets.
- OK.
- The property owner knew that she was supposed to be coming
back to get one item.
However, she was not supposed to be there for as long
as she was digging through all-- everything
because she's the one that burned down
the shed in the first place.
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- Oh, yeah, I lost it all, yeah.
- [inaudible]
- Yeah, it was the first fire [inaudible],,
if that tells you anything. - Oh, yeah?
- [laughter]
- All right, ma'am, well, take care.
- All right, you too.
- She was asked to leave.
She did so, you know, cordially, polite.
So we don't have anything further.